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Just dropped a full walkthrough and you’re going to want to see this. I break everything down step-by-step so you can actually understand where to fight your program, how to navigate it, where to leave questions, comments, concerns, and what matters most, and how to start applying it right away. No fluff, just clarity. If you’ve been stuck, confused, or just needing that “aha” moment, this is it. Watch it all the way through, then come back and tell me—what clicked for you?
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Read This First 👇 How This Community Works
This is not a “post cute videos and hope for the best” group. This community is for: • Owners who want real change • Clear communication • Accountability • Less chaos, more calm How to Get Value Here 1️⃣ Ask clear, specific questions 2️⃣ Post short clips when you’re stuck 3️⃣ Be honest about what you are—and aren’t—doing 4️⃣ Understand that structure builds freedom Community Expectations To keep this community focused and productive, questions, concerns, or feedback about training should be shared within the group or directly with Tristan. Please avoid privately messaging other members to discuss their satisfaction, concerns, or opinions about training. Keeping these conversations in the open helps ensure clarity, consistency, and appropriate guidance. If these expectations are not followed, moderation actions may include content removal, temporary restrictions, or removal from the community. If you’re willing to work, this group will help you. 👇 Drop below: • Your dog’s age • Breed • Biggest struggle right now
Believe it or not
This is a dog training session. It’s boring. It’s uneventful. And that’s on purpose. Dog training looks flashy online but such a large part of it is this. The dog has to learn how to do nothing.
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Believe it or not
Last night I took Arlo and MJ out for some fun.
As we were heading back to the car with 15 minutes to spare, I was crossing an inclined driveway coming up from a field at a Sniffspot. About 25 to 30 yards away or three deer in Arlo and they both saw them. There were two bucks and one doe. The deer disappeared back into the woods, and I walked my dogs to the area where they were standing, and I gave the Suk pronounced “Sook” command. This means track. At that moment, MJ dropped her head down and began scanning the ground with her nose, and you can see the exact moment she caught wind of their trail. This is just another portion of dog behavior that people don’t often see, especially when it comes to large game.
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Last night I took Arlo and MJ out for some fun.
Ruby needed a break from the heeling course
I’m shooting a heeling course with my Great Dane, Ruby. It’s less of a loose leash walk and more of a functional heeling course that will be turned for teaching your dog the physical position of heel. Ruby needed a break.
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Ruby needed a break from the heeling course
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