Teaching #9 Right 270 Turn
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270° Right Turn – While heeling, the team makes a 270° turn to the handler’s right. 270° turns are performed as a tight circle, but not around the exercise sign. This sign may be used more than once. NOTE: The yellow arrow shows you the path you will take as you make this turn. Can you see that, even though you are turning to your right to make this turn, you will end up going to the left? From a course building standpoint, this sign works the same as a left turn.
270° Right Turn 1. Instructions.
As the team is moving with dog in heel position directly toward the exercise sign, the team begins a 270° turn to the right that is completed with the team moving away at a 90° angle to the team’s original direction of movement. The 270° turn should be performed by the handler relatively in place with the dog staying in heel position and traveling the greater distance as it turns with the handler.
Scoring – The scoring for this exercise is the same as outlined under Exercise 7 (Right Turn) and Exercise 9 (About Turn) with the following additions. a. Major and Minor Faults. Major and/or Minor deductions must be assessed depending upon the extent of the deviation for the following: 1) Dog does not complete the entire turn with the handler
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This leaves are with only #1
1) Dog does not complete the entire turn with the handler STOPS here. I assume there’s more.
hi .. took that out of AKC rules, so talk to them … hahaha …. it notes to look at other Right turn signs so might be addressed there … :>)