Facebook page.I wonder if KNPV genetics have any thing to do with this. Charging in a straight line for a single bite. Hmmm
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zHejtDawNz4
Genetics and behaviour
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Choochi
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Genetics and behaviour
Just wanted to share as I find this super interesting. This is my boy Athos, he hasn't had much actual bite training so he hasn't had a chance to learn any sort of a pattern really. This is how he responds to things he wants to bite and after watching for a while I realized a pattern (he does this with other "chasable" objects as well until he's able to lock on and hold).
I wonder if KNPV genetics have any thing to do with this. Charging in a straight line for a single bite. Hmmm
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zHejtDawNz4
I wonder if KNPV genetics have any thing to do with this. Charging in a straight line for a single bite. Hmmm
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zHejtDawNz4
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Re: Genetics and behaviour
Uhm. IMHO, that is just the way you catch things. If a bird dog catches his bird that way, we cannot blame that on KNPV. 
so I'd say it is just logical tactics.
so I'd say it is just logical tactics.
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