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Dancing With Dogs is a complete guide to getting you and your dog moving in the exciting sports of Canine Musical Freestyle (also known as Canine Freestyle or Musical Freestyle) and Heelwork to Music. Written by an expert trainer and instructor, the book presents information on the basics of getting started and skill building–emphasizing those areas of the sport that competitors most want clarified–to help lay the foundation for more advanced dancing moves. It also teaches you how to create an innovative and exciting performance from start to finish. Troubleshooting tips are presented in an easy-to-follow question-and-answer format to address common problems such as difficulty with heelwork and weaving. The advice offered is suitable for competitors at any level, from beginner to advanced. The dynamic, instructive color photos and illustrations highlight key information throughout the text.
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Andrew Goods
reviewed Dancing With Dogs: The Complete How to and Troubleshooting Guide to Canine Freestyle on April 22, 2013 Dancing With Dogs
Solid advice. Whether you're raising dogs or children the philosophy works. Dogs (and kids) need to have a calmly assertive person in their lives who cares for them enough to teach them the basics for survival.
Heel - stay by my side, don't go running off into the woods (traffic) I can protect you easier.
Sit - there are times when you need to be quiet and attentive.
Stay - now is NOT the time to go wandering on your own.
No - and no means NO. Fortunately dogs (and kids) are easily distracted and an attentive owner (parent) can easily find something else to grab the dog's (child's)attention.
OK - this is a good thing, to quickly transition from a NO to an OK! For example - neither a dog or a child should get out of a car until the OK is given :)
Children and dogs need to know that someone has control of any given situation. If a parent (or dog owner) is unable to be calm, firm, and consistent in teaching (training) the dog (or child) will think it's their duty to have control. Be the pack leader (parent")
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