Though we may lament when Fido figures out how to open the door or get into the cat's food, a dog that thinks for themself is a wonderful dog to work with.
Let Your Dog Think, by Cathy Bruce, CPDT
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- PharaohHound
- Hi, I'm Emily. I'm a dog lover, a musician, a photographer and a bit of a geek. My dog, Mick, is a Brittany Spaniel, and he is one of the most important things in my life. I train him using positive reinforcement, and I'm always trying to expand my knowledge about all things dog training.
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