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The Day Training “Stops working”
(And Why That Was Actually the Turning Point) Training "stops working" right after dog owners finally commit to training their dog. Clients stop giving table scraps to the dog. Stop reacting to jumping. Ignore the barking they’ve tried to “fix” for months. And for a...
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