It's also a great way to tighten a turn. Suppose you have a jump and you need to make a sharp right turn to another jump, but there's a tunnel right in front of the first jump. The course dictates that you be on the inside of the turn and pull the dog into the turn. You have faith that your dog will call off the tunnel, but you also know that he'll naturally drift out to it and make a wide turn while you just stand there trying to pull your shoulders and feet to the right. Handling, Using Dog's name Showing Your Dog.
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