Quote Originally Posted by Nut View Post
Sorry jack what are you talking about?
If you don't understand, then I can't explain it any clearer.



Quote Originally Posted by Nut View Post
Are you trying to explain gameness to me?
Yes, in addition to many other things I've had to explain to you.



Quote Originally Posted by Nut View Post
I was saying, some people might put LG if they picked up. It doesnt mean the dog was willing to continue.
You're confused again. So I will explain again.

A dog CAN be picked up "game" ... willing to continue. (Happens all the time.)

What you're saying is some people MISTAKE (or misrepresent) a "game" pick up, where a dog is not willing to continue, but the owner tries to pass it off as a game pickup.

Yes, Nut, we all know that some people might misrepresent what happened, but that is a whole other issue isn't it?

For that matter, some people misrepresent pedigrees too, but that doesn't mean ALL dogs aren't really papered the way the breeder says, does it?

In the same fashion, so what, some people "say" their dog was willing to continue, when it wasn't, but that doesn't mean ALL dogs aren't willing to continue when picked up, because quite a few are.

So, again, YES, a dog CAN be picked up "game" (willing to continue), but that doesn't necessarily mean the dog wouldn't quit later on.

It only means it was picked up, and still was clearly willing to go, at the time it was picked up, nothing more, nothing less.

Please refer to my original post where trying to infer "absolute gameness" is a folly unto itself.

Thanks,

Jack