Angier K9 Field Notes
Angier K9 | Deuce In-Program Lesson #2 Part 1
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The second in-program owner lesson, filmed in one continuous take until the recorder's limit cut it at twenty-nine minutes.
Published 2026-07-30 · Channel recording · 29m 1s
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- Does my dog actually know the command?
- How do I stop my dog bolting or escaping?
- How do I stop my dog running off on walks?
- How do I train my dog to be off leash?
- How do you get a dog to listen without a leash?
- How does my dog know when he can stop?
- How long should a training session be?
- Is my dog confused or is he refusing?
- What are the words I actually have to remember?
- What do I do when my dog ignores a command?
- What is the difference between come and let's go?
- What level should an e-collar be set to?
- Why do I need training if the trainer does the work?
- Why doesn't this trainer use treats?
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