Preventing Dog From Dashing Out The Door

November 14, 2013
Lisa

I don’t practice Sam’s waiting at the door because I want to dominate him. I practice because self control is a great skill to have and in the case of a doorway, can keep him safe. Besides lessons are a great bonding and enrichment exercise.

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