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What if

Trust...

...can change dog behavior?

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for

Trust

Increase Trust so dogs listen and choose to do what you ask.​

  • Make simple requests.

  • Be trusting, no tricking.

  • Ensure surroundings are safe.

Fearful dogs.

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if you see these behaviors.

Good job!

exercises

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Hiding.
Barking.
Freezing.
Guarding.
Cowering.
Screaming.
Wiggles away.

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Your dog may need

Trust

Sign up for

Trust

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Next Step

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Sherry has an uplifting personality, is respectful of your experience, and believes you can do this.

Schedule a Free Sample Session here:​

Call

707 806 8780

Values Based Dog Training

Learn how

...can make life better.

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