Great heelwork in a distracting environment!

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Geoffer
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Great heelwork in a distracting environment!

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http://www.telegraph.co.uk/men/the-filt ... -dogs.html

Not sure about the sleeping arrangements though!!
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Brilliant that. Nothing like well trained, well behaved dogs.
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Beautiful dogs! Bet he won't get burgled! :-D Love German Shepherds, think if I wasn't into gundogs I'd have a couple like that :)
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I'd probably walk nicely at heel (albeit terrified) if I had one of those sodding prong collars round my neck as well...
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Ah, ah ! finally ! all you aversive type trainers weep cause the day hell freezes over has just arrived...pure positive training works in the most distracting environments. Now what say ye ? Oh yes, almost forgot... put that in your pipe and smoke it. :o :shock: :dance: :lol: :angel:
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newf wrote:Ah, ah ! finally ! all you aversive type trainers weep cause the day hell freezes over has just arrived...pure positive training works in the most distracting environments. Now what say ye ? Oh yes, almost forgot... put that in your pipe and smoke it. :o :shock: :dance: :lol: :angel:
You seem surprised by the accomplishment.
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Would love to see him walk half a dozen Cockers at heel anywhere.
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No, not at all, Springfield. Just joking about the admirable obedience the young trainer has instilled in his dogs. Have no real idea on how they were trained and proofed. :) However, reading the comments section on the report, it is none too flattering, if true.
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You've got him all wrong - he's a naturally 'gifted' trainer. :whistle:
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Watch the dogs' body language when at heel!
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