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February 12, 2008 at 2:47 pm #79238
*Lassie*
Member[quote author=kizkiznobite link=topic=10641.msg200716#msg200716 date=1202803797]
first instruction:get yourself fit ;D
[/quote]Didn’t say I was going to try it 😮 just interested in what it involves ;D
February 12, 2008 at 6:22 pm #79239Sweetypye
MemberHmmm
Schutzhund means “protection dog”
Basically there are 3 levels 1/2/3
Each level is progressively more advanced in difficulty etc and judged more harshly.
There are 300 points available
100 – tracking
100 – obedience
100 – protectionYou need a minimum of 70 marks in each section to qualify. However you need a minimum of 80 in the protection section to advance from 1 to 2 and 2 – 3, if you get less you have to enter the same level again.
The sections are graded 95+ excellent, 90+ very good 85+ good and then there is satisfactory and insufficient.
Also each individual element is graded as above which makes the marking and subsequent critique which each competitor receives verbally in front of the spectators very detailed.
In the protection phase there is also a “courage” mark, which should be “pronounced” (that is the dog not the handler)
Basically in 1
Tracking
The handler lays a 3 leg track of no more than 300 yards with two articles that the dog must indicate and then runs it between 20 and 45 mins later.
Obedience
Long down stay on the field whilst the other competitor is doing his round.
Heelwork off lead to a predetermined pattern and round a group of 4 people.
During this time two gunshots will be fired and the dog must remain indifferent to them.
The dog must do a sit in motion and a down in motion, the handler returns to the dog in the former and recalls the dog in the latter.
Retrieve on the flat, over a 1metre hurdle and over an A frame.
Sendaway.Great precision, focus, speed and drive is required and EVERY part of each exercise is commented on.
Protection
The dog must leave the handler and search two hides and on locating the “helper” must “hold and bark” to prevent helper from leaving. When the handler joins dog it must come to heel immediately on request.
The handler than tells the helper to leave the hide whereupon he takes up a predetermined position.
Handler then proceeds to a position not far away and tells the dog to lay down and then he removes himself from the dog’ sight.
The dog must watch the helper and when he attempts to escape bite the sleeve to prevent him from doing so.
When the helper stops the dog must “out” on command. The helper then tries to escape again and hits the dog with a stick, again when he stops the dog must out on command.
The handler than joins the dog and heel up the field and turn to face the helper who threatens and comes forward, the dog must run down the field and again detain the helper once more outing on command.
The handler than joins the helper, and disarms him and escorts him to the judge with the dog guarding the helper on the way.
And that is all there is to it.
Ps the dog needs to be fit, not necessarily the handler! 😀
February 12, 2008 at 6:29 pm #79240*Lassie*
MemberThanks for that 🙂 must make a very long day doing all that and travel time on top, sound great fun to watch.
February 12, 2008 at 6:34 pm #79241kizkiznobite
Memberdo they allow for breed
tracking -ok we need some higher cued work
obed – no probs
protection……ok errm – as in speed and height stuff in particularhard this – need to think
ok we talking clumber and lets face it they not high on the protection stakes as a norm but i am really pround of mine – as i get the reverse steady etc and i get the on cue stuff and i dont know anyone that has got this with a clumber so…
amilou will attack on cue/ off cue – has a stand off at 3 metre and 6metre (6 metre at the moment is not fluent and reliable 100% as in another threat to me and it breaks unlke my brose who also had 12 metre fluent)
but the jumps are out and she aint fast bless (unless it an attack situ) cos she a clumber
is there an allowance for type of breed ?
February 12, 2008 at 6:36 pm #79242wags
Memberwell i dont think you could do it with Brock – he would never get over that height of fence 😀
February 12, 2008 at 6:51 pm #79243Sweetypye
MemberNo there is no breed allowance, you can get the qualification with a low drive dog but your marks would be correspondingly low.
February 12, 2008 at 6:51 pm #79244Lisa33
MemberWell done to you and Arrow Sweetypye! ;D Hard work pays off well I see!! ;D
February 12, 2008 at 9:38 pm #79245kizkiznobite
Member🙂 the drive is willing the body is errmm
a bit like me really 😀
February 12, 2008 at 9:52 pm #79246wags
Member[quote author=kizkiznobite link=topic=10641.msg200912#msg200912 date=1202852319]
🙂 the drive is willing the body is errmma bit like me really 😀
[/quote]yes i think that sums me up too
my motivation is somewhat lacking 😀
February 13, 2008 at 9:06 am #79247*Nat*
MemberI’d love to have a go at it ;D
February 13, 2008 at 9:11 am #79248**mandy+niko**
Memberwell done both of you 🙂
i would love to do that with niko, he is very good a jumping he clears our 6ft fence no problem 🙂
February 13, 2008 at 9:16 am #79249Foxisle_crazy
MemberYeah but he doesnt have an ounce of courage though! 😀
March 17, 2008 at 10:22 am #79250Sweetypye
MemberArrow has just added the title UDex to his name!
March 17, 2008 at 12:14 pm #79251Anonymous
GuestVery well done to both you and Arrow ;D
[quote author=Sweetypye link=topic=10641.msg206022#msg206022 date=1205749364]
Arrow has just added the title UDex to his name!
[/quote]March 17, 2008 at 8:41 pm #79252SuzAndTheDiva
Member;D Well done!
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