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Re: Sugarknoll Warpaint

Posted by Paul garrett on 10/16/2019, 12:56 pm, in reply to "Re: Sugarknoll Warpaint"

You are mostly correct, Harry. I don'tthink a kudgr has the discretion to order a dog up kust because it isn't competitive or even for a breach of manners. Just for interferingwith a bracemate.

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You have 20 minutes more time if you can have your dog out of sight of the judges

Well, 0 minutes or 20 minutes, it ain't an hour!

Back when I was judging and a dog was out of sight at pickup, I would sometimes tell the handler, "Pick him up when you get him." I didn't give a dog that I wasn't going to use another minute, let alone 20.
That 20 minutes is at the discretion of the judges imho. I always felt that I could pick a dog up at any time for any reason. Harry

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Re: Sugarknoll Warpaint - Harry Blaine 10/16/2019, 3:37 pm
- Re: Sugarknoll Warpaint - Paul garrett 10/16/2019, 5:08 pm
  - Re: Sugarknoll Warpaint - Harry Blaine 10/17/2019, 4:27 pm

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[quote] You are mostly correct, Harry. I don'tthink a kudgr has the discretion to order a dog up kust because it isn't competitive or even for a breach of manners. Just for interferingwith a bracemate. [quote] [quote] You have 20 minutes more time if you can have your dog out of sight of the judges Well, 0 minutes or 20 minutes, it ain't an hour! Back when I was judging and a dog was out of sight at pickup, I would sometimes tell the handler, "Pick him up when you get him." I didn't give a dog that I wasn't going to use another minute, let alone 20. That 20 minutes is at the discretion of the judges imho. I always felt that I could pick a dog up at any time for any reason. Harry [/quote] [/quote]