12:40 · A human demonstration of processing time
Compare the two requests in the demonstration. It illustrates a teaching point rather than measuring a dog’s response time.
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Angier K9 | Roxy & Ramsey In-Program Lesson #2 Part 2
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This part of Roxy and Ramsey’s home lesson uses a human demonstration to explain timing, then connects practice to everyday routines.
Published 2026-07-29 · Channel recording · 52m 10s
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37:21 · Practice within everyday activities
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