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Has anyone witness what they felt was poor judging(scoring low on one dog and giving top marks for an obvious weeker dog) Or is this a handler excuse for there dog not scoring as well as they had hoped.:-({|=
You have to use a space or return after it.Why can't I get the whistly thingy to work??
I've been using the copy and paste method (right click on the one you want - copy it - then paste it to where you want it)....go figure.....You have to use a space or return after it.
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This goes beyond sport too. I see this type of thing at USAR certifications.At both Nationals recently (USA and WDA) it was amazing to see some of the big guns get away with body language that others lost points for double commands.
Any sport, dog or human, that requires a "Judgement call" will have all the political bs that goes along with said "judgement call".
One of the big reasons I left SAR. :xThis goes beyond sport too. I see this type of thing at USAR certifications.
Pretty sad.
Either way, you have to use a space or return after it.I've been using the copy and paste method (right click on the one you want - copy it - then paste it to where you want it)....go figure.....![]()
Highlight the text. Hold down the apple key to the left of the space bar and hit the C (to copy).Stupid mac, can't figure the cut and paste at all.
That's type 1 dog handler... then there's type 2 - me - who is never ever happy with ANYTHING. :lol:Some handlers think their dogs are better then they really are. I've been down that road before - hopefully I'm over myself now...I like to call it the rose colored glasses syndrome.... Some trials I've been to, as a spectator, left me thinking that some judges are really in dire need of some type of glasses.:smile: