A Dog’s Chronological Behavior Development
with Ayelet Berger of SabraDogTraining, Training Advocate
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In order to understand how the age-old question of nature vs nurture plays out with our dogs’ development we first have to understand the basics of that development. This video will take you through each important behavioral milestone in your dog’s development so you can gain a deeper understanding of how behavior can and cannot be shaped.

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Ayelet Berger of SabraDogTraining

Training Advocate
Dogly loves Ayelet because she grew from rescue volunteer to one of Nashville’s only Certified Professional Trainers.

Ayelet guides you

Anxiety - Kids & Dogs - Puppies - New Dogs - Reactivity - Dog Body Language

Ayelet is certified

Certified Professional Dog Trainer-Knowledge Assessed - Karen Pryor Academy Certified Training Partner - Family Paws Licensed Presenter - Fear Free Trainer

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