[quote=LeeRobinson]This is done by applying mental and physical stress...evaluate the dog's response and actions during the process...and then observative the dog's recovery time. A good dog should take these things in stride. Again...to really understand requires first hand witnessing and experience...see the post above because when I stated it was like writting about directions on how to ice skate, drive a race car, dance, sing, or make love...I meant it. Some things just can't be explained. Reading a dog is a large part of it btw, and something you can't just "write off."[/quote] You blow smoke better than the spin doctors in Washington D.C. If your reluctant to share in this forum to protect your method or your worried about being "PC' I guess I can understand that. I was sencere when I said that everyone has something to offer for those that want to learn. If you care to PM me on the topic, I'm truely interested in hearing about how one can identify those genetic problems by preformance testing. I'm out on this one.