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#40354 - 11/16/01 11:04 AM Ending the session - Flinks Method
Dave Lilley



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Under the Flinks approach, what is the best way to END the session?

I want to end on a positive note

Since we don't want to out very often... do we wait for the dog to drop the ball or distract the dog or what?

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#40355 - 11/16/01 07:58 PM Re: Ending the session - Flinks Method
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This depends on the dog but remember that our goal is to build drive and what better way than to frustrate the dog - with this said why not leave the training with the dog at a high point of drive without the ball. There are a million ways to do this. But whatever fits the moment is the best way.
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