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training two

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Date Posted: 04:39:13 03/26/05 Sat
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I have two dogs to train, one 4.5 months one 18 months. bought a month ago, older dog has done biteworking. Are there occasions where two dogs can train better on something, to compete for the reward, or is that a mad idea??? i am nowhere near a training ground or school, so am a little lost....please help!!! my female sable pup is very food driven and attentive, my older boy is becoming more so....so far i have been playing with them with jute rags (tugs in post) to get the interest up, and teaching watch with roast chicken bits.

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