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Author:  Buckshot [ Tue Feb 27, 2007 4:31 pm ]
Post subject:  Please Read Before Posting Questions.
Before posting, please scan through the Training Tip threads, Training Tips Quick Finder, or use the search feature and search in the Training Tips section for the same topic......Search tip thread on how to use the SEARCH feature: viewtopic.php?f=52&t=77043

If you post a thread topic that has been hashed out already and can be found in NUMEROUS active threads, the post will be deleted as there is no reason to have multiple threads on the same subject going.. Your questions may have already been asked and may not be answered as it has been hashed out already on numerous threads.

It also helps others who are searching for topic of interested in not having to open mutiply threads on the same subject.

Add to an existing thread instead of starting a whole new thread on the subject.

Example:
Starting a thread on asking how to train a dog or puppy will be deleted. It's the #1 asked question on the forum and there are more threads on that subject than you can shake a stick at.

We are trying to keep the same duplicate questions that have been posted countless of times in many threads at a minimum. That is why there is a search feature on the forum, to search for those questions and answers already asked. That way, the same old questions are not always being asked and cluttered up with the new unique questions.

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Training Tips Quick Finder

Right above before you click on this section on the main forum is the link to the Training Tips Quick Finder...........Alot of questions lately can be found in numerous threads on the subject.

Of course it does not have every thread on every subject listed.

It does not have a link to every thread on one particular subject either.

This is to help locate some frequently asked questions "Easier".

We still have the SEARCH FEATURE on the forum where you can do a better search on a particular subject.