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Posted by PHMorgan on October 06, 2002 at 16:54:18:

Here's #2:

Clean up your lead! Nothing is more disturbing to the picture of a stacked dog than your lead - either bunched under his chin, hanging on his back, or dangling from your hand as you move him... Learn to put the lead up behind his ears and hide the rest - either around your neck or rolled neatly into your hand. Keep that end loop on your thumb so that as you jmove the dog, you can "pay it out" if needed... THis will take some practice, and is worth learning.

Take the time to fix that lead behind your dog's ears before moving him so it doesn't "Cut his neck in 1/2" visually as it lies 1/2 way down the neck....

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