Safer or the same -- catching and shooting over a bay?

To clear something up- It takes a certain type of dog to be used for shooting. A gritty dog wont do it. I shoot over two of mine that are back and bay on anything over 75lb. And to add to WestTexasCurs statement- A dog I have was shot over many times. She will bay close, when she sees the gun go up she will back up while baying to give me the room to shoot. I feel 100% that if you have a pack of bay and shoot dogs you will get far less cuts. I am talking about dogs that were trained to be shot over not just dropping some dogs that arnt gun broke and going hunting. If I wantted ome dogs to shoot over 100% I would start them young and look for the loose baying dogs that have little to no grit and use no more then two at a time. I am not a great shot but common sense makes up for it.