We call ourselves clicker trainers or reward based trainers, but there are many different variations of training methods and different ways to express it. Positive training, traditional training, balanced training, and resource-based training are other variations you may hear. But what does it mean? And why is it important to keep track of it?
Oh this puppy 😍 we just love him, he’s blended right into our family 😍
Say hello to Rowan! (Sea-Croft Rowan) I’m so excited that he’s finally here with us 😍
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