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Slat/Carpet mill Vs. E-Mill

Discussion in 'Training & Behavior' started by AusBulldog, Oct 7, 2010.

  1. Hey guys,
    long time lurker, only posted once or twice before though, but i used the search and i couldn't find a direct comparison so i thought i'd ask for some tips
    you guys seem to favour the dog powered mills over e-mills on here, i've assumed this as this is what you mostly use/post about/are looking for on here.
    basically, i'm just asking as to what makes them better/favourable as compared to a e-mill?
    the reason i'm asking is we have an old e-mill laying around from when a family member used to condition dogs to show, and i'm tossing up getting the thing's motor running or binning the motor and using the frame and whatever else i can use to convert it into a slat mill for my 7 month old boy
    thanks in advance
     
  2. ausapbt

    ausapbt Big Dog

    go the slat mill or carpet, emill forces the dog to work at a forced pace.
    plenty of threads on each type so hit the search button and you will find the info you need to make a decision
     
  3. Flipside

    Flipside CH Dog

    A slat/carpet mill allows the dog to open up and build up wind and strength, and/or slow down as they get tired....a emill, you set the pace for the dog....but if used properly and with a "good eye" can be a good part of any conditioning program!

    YIS
     

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