Rec’d on YT | Disc Dog Puppy Ken Du | Give & Take – Take 2 Juggle & Flow


Ron & Ken play more Give & Take focusing on the Juggle and removal from the hand Bite criteria.
We also marked the cued Drop and gave another cued Bite as a consequent response.
via PVybe on YT: YouTube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KP-wcI3JrVE

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