Message #545351

[Bowhunter1994]

Like mentioned, try working one dog at a time. Or perhaps one finished dog you can trust and a pup.
I ran into the same problem, I had a bay buster in my group... After a good whopping by a good boar, she learned to back up and bay.. It drove me nuts for the longest time, until finally I dropped dogs one at a time.. You can check dogs off your list one at a time this way.. You can also learn how independent your dogs are... I hate dogs that depend on other dogs to get gone.. Useless in my opinion..


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