Hand Target - The most versatile of beginner behaviors
with Melissa Dallier of ACanineAffinity, Training Advocate
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In this workshop you will learn all the HOW - WHAT - WHY of my favorite behavior the Hand Target!


Learn how to apply this behavior from the very start and expand it into more complex scenarios.


This behavior is not only simple and adorable but is the foundation for so many other behaviors that lead our dogs to being advanced pups!


Be sure you have your Marker Mechanics down for this one!

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Melissa Dallier of ACanineAffinity

Training Advocate
Dogly loves Melissa because of Melissa's "every dog is different" view on science-based positive training.

Melissa guides you

Separation Anxiety - Puppies - Enrichment - Reactivity - Manners - Walking

Melissa is certified

Certified Professional Dog Trainer (CPDT-KA) - Certified Separation Anxiety Trainer (CSAT)

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