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Wherever you go, there you are

February 13, 2021 / 1 comment

Overshadowing

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Wait, back up!

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Testing your cues

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Words Matter

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Train a Nose Target

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Superstitious Behavior

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Holiday Tricks and Treats

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Relentless Positivity

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OK – about release words

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Dawn Gilkison is the owner of Positive Solutions Dog Training and a Karen Pryor Academy Certified Training Partner. Dawn helps dog owners create responsive pets and focused performance dogs in the Portland, Oregon metro area (Eastside)

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