27 reactions | After diagnosing Toffee’s aggression, checking out his sensitivity areas and triggered, we began with some basic desensitizing. The results had been great even though training is still in the infant stage. | Amber Toy Poodle | Facebook

Aggression work. Rainer’s leash exercises are coming along well, much less snapping when putting on and removing leash, so much more comfortable with being on it and walking with me. Still a lot of work and not a lot of time left, but he’s already showing progress and we’ll pass on the exercises to his family after training ends. Unlike most handlers, I prefer to leave learning speed to the dog instead of rushing everything. To me, teaching is not just about the trainer and owner, the dog should

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