Establishing Synchronization (New World)

from Active Shooter K9® Hosted by Joshua morton

This is a finishing course for Primordial Pleasure established k9's and Handlers. Why: :To rewire the K9 for the Neutral State by bringing the K9 closest to its True Self. How: :enviroment :muzzle :confusion :frustration :Primordial Hunt :Oneness This is only the beginning of a needed change of Life Suppporting Life Thank You

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