The Bigger Picture: Disecting the Perfect Come When Called Method

Explore opinion vs fact with Certified Dog Behavior Consultant and Fear Free certified professional, Christi Kirby-Baron. Understand how the facts remain unaltered regardless of personal beliefs when it comes to getting a perfect “come” when called 100% of the time. Christi Kirby-Baron, CDBC, ADT, SDC, CPDT-KA, NADOI (1145/C), Fear Free Professional

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