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  • Dave Page

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    August 19, 2018 at 3:20 pm
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    I appreciate all the examples, and experiences so far. It has given me a lots of ideas to think about and implement.

    Alex; It’s impressive you can actually do that type of group organized play with your dogs as exercise. I tried that once.

    Kim; I have definitely noticed, “2) make them stronger and more driven in the areas your trying to sap,” from times I have let them have undirected play, and was one of the reasons for this topic

    People see our dogs in public, and ask for help with their problem dogs. Dog training is something I’ve been aiming towards; time constraints make it prohibitive.

     

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