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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IT4_sv1uKbE
This is Dabo as a young puppy. It is never too early to start the young dogs. They think they are playing a game but in reality you are laying the foundation of becoming a hard worker.
Due to a sickness and time away from the dogs I now own my first crop of young dogs who did not learn valuable life skills as a young puppy. Most of my dogs start on a mill as early as 8 weeks, not necessarily workiing/turning the mill, but just learning it is not as God awful as it seems.
I also like this type of pole vs. the ones with a length of rope between the 'hide' and the pole. I feel like I have better control, keep it closer to the face of the dog and can give the dog a broader/longer run before changing directions. It is what I prefer mostly because I can make them for a couple-three dollars a piece (LOL).
This puppy is off lead and the yard is fenced in so he can't really go anywhere if distracted.
Really envious of your set up and your dogs and your ability to work the dogs off lead.
I just know I would be chasing one of mine across the county or to the first furry thing he could grab.
Somewhat jealous.
EWO
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