I feel that the negatives outway the positives when it comes to corrrecting a dominant young dog. This type of dog should only be owned by someone who seeked and found, what they specifically were looking for, basically a hard/sharp dog who simply understands sit and stay pretty much.
If i was looking for a sport/exhibition type working dog then i would replace the dominant dog, with a more stable and less dominating kind, instead of breaking my..... and the dogs also, with correction after correction... Wouldnt be a calm relaxed situation on the working field, while the dogs being examined and the judge and i are on edge.. :shock: