Quote Originally Posted by gotap_d View Post
Yes i give the credit to the roll dog/schooling opponent. Dogs are not as easily controlled as a sparring partner in boxing. You cant say dog 1 attack this weakness and dog 2 work on defending this weakness. Its more hoping it goes according to plan. Its not babbling nonsense that has nothing to do with the dialouge. The point was i dont believe it has as much to do with human enhancement as it does with the dog doing the teaching and the other doing the learning.

I might not fully understand your point due my english but the owner picks his roll opponents right? Thatīs the human part. Its not about coaching or teaching your dog to attack weaknesses, that's crazy. If you as a owner choose to school your dogs with different type of style animals, you simply give your dog "a chance" to improve its ability.