Pierre Walshtrom

And there you get the answer of how this works.

When the dumb birds jumping around like rabbits on the field and the obedience program crashed the whole time schedule already after the first group.

Because no one had standing there and threw the dumbbells in the boxes.

It was like, what are we expecting for the nervous handlers?

Should it also not be the super nice gun shooter, you know?

And now they make the boxes wider and take the boxes away and stuff like this.

But that mistake, they don't do that in purpose.

I mean, they don't do it because they want to be bad or mean.

I agree.

I think they go so much into that change, so they forget sometimes reality.

And then the feedback from the organizations, democratic way down, not one was there, one was there.

I mean, really much, the feedback is important that is coming up, that please change to at least see the steps forward.

in the program.

Don't tell the new handlers to teach something they never more than maybe we do one time in the year.

I mean, you put a lot of times to teach the dog in RGP1.

You do RGP1 times, but you do RGP3 maybe... For the rest of the dog's life, yes.

Yes, that's the... So you put the attention, you say that you put the finger exactly on a weakness that we have on that level, yes.

First of all, I mean, people on our level normally say that the IGP-1 is too easy.

I say it's too difficult for normal people because I want them into the sport.

I mean, I want them to use IGP-1 as a breeding start.