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EPISODE · Apr 24, 2024 · 18 MIN

103. Be Your Vet's Favorite Dog

from Puppy Training Principles · host Cornerstone Dog Training

Imagine this: You are at the vets office and the vet is looking at your dogs paws, tail, ears, even in their mouth and your dog is acting like it is a normal day in paradise. Your vet is in shock, and you, yes you, are the proud owner of a well handled dog. The best part? Your dog is content because they know this is a normal part of life. Give your dog the gift of composure. All dogs will go through a vet's office, help them understand being handled is no big deal. This is something you can teach YOUNG. Start them early. Having a breeder that knows their stuff when it comes to raising puppies gives you a huge advantage. Green Valley Aussies have stellar dogs, that are well bred and are handled right. We were invited to work with their dogs to showcase some handling techniques. If you want to see their amazing dogs, check out the links below! https://www.instagram.com/greenvalleyaussies?igsh=OHZmdHEzcWdmanR4 https://greenvalleyaussies.com Cornerstone Dog Training Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cornerstonedogtraining/ Join our email list for more! https://cornerstonedog.com/newsletter Have Questions? Schedule a FREE Call: https://cornerstonedog.com/consult

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