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OldDrumDobes · 09-15-2008, 10:36 PM

Their great from my experience and really teach dogs to NOT move their legs for any reason. Works well with puppies!
When they get older, it's good to help build muscle and strength in the rear legs having the dog stacked correctly. My male will now put his front paws on his self and stay standing while I am doing things around the house. It really has taught him to hold his weight evenly, which is great when your dealing w/ a large dog.

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