NEW DOG, NOW WHAT? WEEK 2 Obedience Session

August 12, 2019 Schutzhund Kevin

This is just one of the obedience sessions from his second week.
Goals:
-Hand Target Luring - Paying intensity of pushing into the hand.
-Flipping into Fuss position to Start the Heeling.
-Sit/Down luring
-Backwards Heeling

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