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Why is this site called "Hands On Dogs"? Because there
is no substitute for "hands on " practice by every dog
owner. Training a dog makes it a welcome member of modern society.My
goal is to achieve a dog that has confidence in me as its handler,
and in itself, in any situation.
Besides, I believe that using our hands while teaching a dog is
necessary, especially to stroke and praise. We need to build a dog's
trust in our touch,even when we guide and restrain it., Obedience
training is not merely tricks, performed for treats. it is a bond
between handler and dog of mutual loyalty and responsibility. 
The site includes a variety of information on:
- obedience training
- dog behaviour
- training techniques
- conformation and structure
- the CKC "Canine Good Neighbour" program
- retraining problem dogs
- CKC Obedience Trial events and news
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