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  • maxthestuntdog

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    September 18, 2011 at 7:31 pm
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    I will do and i am looking forward to seeing how he comes along. my mad lurcher has been on his best behaviour for a week now and today he walked passed free roaming chickens (has killed in the past), sheep (has chased) and a cat ran across his path and all he did was look to me for direction. he seems so much more relaxed and able to control his over excitability that i will start to work him in more challenging environments. I have began my young bearded collies education using this system too:)

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