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    Month: December 2011

    Jack and Groovy PVR Assessment

    Video Assessment with Jack & Groovy. Touches on the balance point of herding dogs and on the drive to repeat comfortable patterns by the dog (and the …
    Ron December 28, 2011

    DOC – A Freeshaped Engagement Framework

    What is Doc? DOC stands for Dismiss – Observe – Capture  and it is how we handle stable dogs in stable environments. Handling a stable…

    Ron December 7, 2011
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    The Pawsitive Vybe STARR Protocol

    STARR Protocol for Reactive Dogs Working with reactive or fearful dogs is a specialty of Pawsitive Vybe. The key to dealing with these troubled dogs…

    Ron December 6, 2011
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