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About LinkBacksIt's bloody impractical in the thick stuff too. If you don't have control of it you shouldn't be hunting it. At worst let her trail the cord behind her and jump on it if you have to, but I still think if its at that stage you need to take a step back in your training, heel work in low distraction areas first
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06-02-2012, 10:19 AM #6Gold member
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