19:52 · The owner’s outing goals
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Angier K9 Field Notes
Angier K9 | Sage Go-Home Lesson
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Sage’s handover connects the owner’s outing goals with coached cue practice, release, interaction and personalized follow-up guidance.
Published 2026-08-18 · Channel recording · 49m 21s
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- Can it be too hot to train?
- Does an e-collar hurt?
- Does my dog's breed decide how he'll train?
- How can I tell what my dog is feeling?
- How do I build my dog's confidence?
- How do I stop my dog reacting - for real, not just on the surface?
- How does my dog know when he can stop?
- How long should a training session be?
- Should I let my nervous dog back away?
- What do I do right after correcting my dog?
- 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?
- What makes a correction fair?
- Why do I need training if the trainer does the work?
- Why does my dog freeze, and why won't he listen when he's scared?
- Why does my dog obey at home but not outside?
- Why has 'no' stopped working on my dog?
- Why would pressure ever calm a nervous dog down?
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