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Hi there April, nothing for me tonight x

Diana and Gita were here ❤️

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BuZziNg By tO cHeCk YoUr pLaTes💦

Many of my dog friends will agree with me on this I am sure. Training a dog most often, is more about unteaching the bad habits that the human has rather than teaching the dog new ones. While working with Rylee and Matthew on Wednesday he had to point out several times that I was over commanding - (Heel, heel, heel) and under correcting. So I re-learned to "say it once and then correct" - my gosh Rylee improved so quickly at that point. Matthew took Rylee to demonstrate - Rylee sharpened right up and heeled perfectly and walked past Captain without lunging. So score one for Rylee - he had me conned. Happy Friday.