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by TessJ10 on 22 April 2008 - 22:04
<Tess: Please stop attempting to excuse and rationalize the shameful performances. That is precisely why such conduct has been allowed to flourish all this time. Only rarely have videos existed for all to see the pitiful performances.>>
Mystere: DON'T put words in my mouth. I realize that's the pedigree db way, but it won't work with me because I'll call you on it every time. I neither excused nor rationalized. Read my posts. I'm the one who suggested everyone who was appalled by the videos write to USA about the judging. I stand by my statement that it is possible that some of the dogs with better quality training would perform better, but with judging this bad there is no incentive to do so,
by TessJ10 on 22 April 2008 - 22:04
Lost this part in my last post: That in no way excuses the poor performances. You should be judged on how you perform. If your dog keeps falling off the sleeve he shouldn't be a VA. If he gets his tootsies stepped on and it makes him quit, yeah, that's a problem. I hope this starts every SS protection phase being videotaped and sent to YouTube. Sure changed my ideas of certain stud dogs.
by DeesWolf on 22 April 2008 - 22:04
Tess, have you signed the petition, I hope so! You have a strong voice! let it be heard!
by Mystere on 22 April 2008 - 22:04
by Mystere on 22 April 2008 - 22:04
by Mystere on 22 April 2008 - 22:04
by Stonehaus on 22 April 2008 - 22:04
Quit the freakin whining and finger pointing.That is half the problem here.We have a chance as GSD owners to take a stand as a whole and try to make a change.If you believe that the Sieger Show was disappointing and things need to change, go sign this petition.If not, don't sign and expect the same for years to come. There are double standards being set and that is not exceptable.I don't believe for one moment that a dog that cannot pass a local UScA trial should ever go VA. IMHO
by DeesWolf on 22 April 2008 - 23:04
Stonehaus, You have made a valid point! If the membership wants their voice to be heard, SPEAK UP NOW!!!! WE, as members of UScA have a GOLDEN opportunity to speak up and BE HEARD! Discussion is a wonderful thing! I applaud it....HOWEVER, add your name and your membership number to the petition and BE HEARD!
http://www.ipetitions.com/petition/EnforcetheRules/
by 4pack on 22 April 2008 - 23:04
LOL I keep stomping on my dogs feet, when he crowds me in the heel. He doesn't seem to notice let alone run, cry or avoid putting his feet right back in my way. This is on the sidewalk also, not soft grass. Stepping on a dog should get no responce or a fight responce, never a release. The dog is suppossed to be in drive for Gods sake! It's not as if he was asleep and his owner tripped over him on the way to the bathroom in the dark. If this dog was out hearding would he not be subject to some pain, stickers, hot/cold weather, ram sheep? Same if he was a service dog, police K-9 or any other job a dog can have. Another thing, if the dog has been to training, he should be accustomed to the bumps and shakes he gets from a moving decoy/helper. Real dogs deal. Pansies wilt.
by Mystere on 22 April 2008 - 23:04
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