11 Dog Heeling Walk video
I just put together a quick video of an 11 dog training walk…we normally do a 3.5-4 mile training walk…hundreds of cars, busses and loud trucks pass us…ambulances and fire trucks go zooming past with sirens blaring….people on bikes and joggers run by as well as towards us and there are so many other dogs out for walks…though I make it look easy..all it takes is for 1 dog to have get a change of energy and a huge dog fight can happen…one of the most important things to watch out for is an increase in the rate of breathing that a dog has…that is the first indication that there is a change in energy which might have concequences that will be out of control.
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