DiscDogger Weekly #22 | Puppy Power and Pre-Cuing

Episode #22 Puppy Power! Wham! is the star of this show, doing some disc dog puppy Bitework. We hit on some Oppositional Feeding and talk a bit about cuing and sequencing as well. Hope you dig the show!

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