8th Line Training

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Keep this in mind with summer around the corner!

Fetch is also a great ongoing training technique. Because your dog understands the game, you can work on obedience, tricks and general if executed correctly. Once your dog is a pro at fetch start asking for something in return every time you throw the ball. It could just be wait, or back up, lie down even spins, figure eights and rollovers. Fetch is the best daily practice time you have to get those tricks nailed down!... Remember, your dog wants to play, and wants to please you. Harness that mindset!

What to do with all that energy? FETCH! Almost any dog can be trained to fetch consistently. The key is starting at home in a closed environment (like a hallway) and as usual lots of praise and reward. My two Shepherds are super high energy dogs and need at least 20 minutes of fetch EVERYDAY to keep things relaxed at home!