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Week 19: progressing with training, continue play dates and outings, discovered the joy of DIGGING!
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Week 19: progressing with training, continue play dates and outings, discovered the joy of DIGGING!

Dog Training, How To Raise & Train a Vizsla, The Zooka Tales

Week 19: progressing with training, continue play dates and outings, discovered the joy of DIGGING!

2019-09-21T19:01:09+00:00By Sue Brown, MNM, CDBC, CPDT-KA|Categories: Dog Training, How To Raise & Train a Vizsla, The Zooka Tales|Tags: crate training, digging, eye contact, housetraining, kennel up, parkour, pool, socialization|0 Comments

This post is part of our weekly series on raising our Vizsla puppy, Zooka. You can use our posts as a guide to help raise your own puppy, regardless of breed. Keep in mind that different breeds might develop at different rates, so while you can do these things with any breed, your breed [...]

How many cues does your dog know?
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How many cues does your dog know?

Dog Case Studies, Romeo's Adventures

How many cues does your dog know?

2019-04-29T01:46:51+00:00By Sue Brown, MNM, CDBC, CPDT-KA|Categories: Dog Case Studies, Romeo's Adventures|Tags: around, back up, bring it, catch, check in, come, Cues, dog training, down, drop it, fetch, finish, front, go to sleep, Hand signals, hand target, heel, in, kennel up, leave it, let's go, off, out, over, put yer head down, Romeo, shake, sit, stand, stay, stretch, swing, take a break, to your bed, under, up, Verbal cues, wait, watch me, what can you do?, where's daddy?, where's the baby?, with me|0 Comments

How many cues does your dog know? Have you ever counted? I did, and I'll get to that in a minute. But first. . . If you have done any training with me, you've probably heard me say at least once: "Mental stimulation is just as taxing, if not more so, than physical stimulation." OR, [...]

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