If you want the warm-n-fuzzy factor thrown in, this was a "rescue" dog we got from a shelter turned in because he was snarkey and hyper...which to a trainer means 'high drive'
If you know what you are doing, high drive dogs are easier to work with, and my star student knew what she was doing.The best 'natural' dog trainer Ive ever seen.
Anyway,come to find out the dog has an eye problem and is virtually blind.In his case that equates to less things to distract him, cause he can't see them. he just did a 48 hour rotation on another roadblock.( no finds on that one...)
