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Date Posted: 08:31:53 05/23/09 Sat
Author: Paul C.
Subject: Re: Boerboel Training
In reply to: Norman Epstein 's message, "Re: Boerboel Training" on 23:32:30 05/22/09 Fri

Hi Norman , you are correct in the use of motivation to have compliance. I worked a young male Boereboel in trackin , & motivated throught his obedience with a tug toy, & tranasferred this motivation onto his tracking . This seemed to work wonders in keep up his drive & to be able to deal with corrections introduced throughout the tracking training. I teach dealing with corrections early in the training for tracking .

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