Thread: So the point is...

Absolutely no idea.

Being on Point is a Military term.

I.e. the lead solider in a squad when on patrol is called the "Point".

Usually it's the "Point" who make first contact and is often the first casualty, Hence loosing his dog because he's on Point.

Hope this helps.

Cheers
Pete

the joke is I cant find my dog cause hes frozen on point unseen not just run off?

Hmmmm....

Originally Posted by P38

Being on Point is a Military term.

I.e. the lead solider in a squad when on patrol is called the "Point".

Usually it's the "Point" who make first contact and is often the first casualty, Hence loosing his dog because he's on Point.

Hope this helps.

Cheers
Pete

Losing Pete, come on! "Loose" is something that isn't tight!

Originally Posted by prattpoint

the joke is I cant find my dog cause hes frozen on point unseen not just run off?

get taller dogs pp

Originally Posted by gsp follower

get taller dogs pp

you can clearly see in the pic shes at least 5 foot

Talking about dogs on point, losing them etc...my friends were using locators on their dogs...I have watched youtube clips of dogs with these collars on and I had always thought that the noise from them would drive you bonkers:perhaps it is the frequency that the video cameras are picking up???...but no, the noise was not as obtrusive as I had imagined...I will stick to using the bells with the little Bretons...