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About LinkBacksI noticed the Aussies seem to like the dog way out in front approach, and some of the open bush in the Vic highlands it would be fine. Would cost you a lot of deer here in the NI bush.
A young dog will always stretch out as he gets older and more confident so it pays to keep a pretty tight heel when starting out. I had a bitch who when sidling along 10-15 metres below a ridgeline would leave my side, make her way quietly to the top the ridge to scent a different breeze, then come back and join me. All within eyesight of course. Nothing wrong with that in my books
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Or should I say - Keep it behind the muzzle but allow it to take some slack as long as its obedient?
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