Angier K9 Field Notes
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The handover distinguishes avoiding another dog from needing to become that dog’s friend. The handover discusses using the training during ordinary walks and at home.
Published 2026-08-19 · Channel recording · 80m 48s
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Reactivity and neutrality · 43:46
The handover distinguishes avoiding another dog from needing to become that dog’s friend.
Watch for: Listen for the specific household goal, then separate that goal from evidence of what happens later.
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Owner practice after training · 58:16
The handover discusses using the training during ordinary walks and at home.
Watch for: Identify the examples given for this household, then write the questions you would bring to your own trainer.
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