Angier K9 Field Notes
Excellent Training Session, No Leash Needed At The Park. - BULLET!
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Topics: Honest limits, and reliability is not permission; Start with freedom; Pressure, release, reward.
Published 2026-06-07 · Channel recording · 42m 23s
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- Is it kinder to leave my dog uncorrected?
- My dog won't take treats or toys when he's nervous
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