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Izzythesprocker
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05-09-2013, 06:39 PM

Good dummies?

I have a sprocker, who is the size of a cocker , and I was wondering about getting her a dummy, for a toy and to get her to hunt it down rather than a ball. I do not work her, so I have no idea about things like dummies. Anyway what size do you think I should get her and what are the good types that I should look for?
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Mattie
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05-09-2013, 08:19 PM
I prefer a tugger, I can then have a short play as a reward for my dog.

I have found in the past that a lot of dogs don't like dummies and it takes quite some time to get them to accept it. It is finding the right one for them.
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05-09-2013, 09:20 PM
Izzy has several tug of war toys. She doesn't like to retrieve them, unfortunately. They are the only type of toy she will ignore unless I pick them up. I had an idea though however-
Makeshift dummies, to see if she will carry them! If these are rejected then I will not get one.
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