Passive Alerts: How, Why and Possible Pitfalls Webinar Dog Sport Skills Join Dana Zinn for a

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The purpose of this seminar is improve our understanding of how odor moves so we can improve our skills as a handler as well as a trainer

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Passive Alerts: How, Why and Possible Pitfalls Webinar Dog Sport Skills Join Dana Zinn for aDo you wonder if a passive alert may help you read your dog better? Do you have a destructiveness problem you want to fix? Learn the pros and cons, the potential fallout, and how to train a passive alert if you deem it is a good fit for you and your dog. Webinar Details A trained alert is simply a behavior a dog is trained to do when they reach odor. Active aggressive alerts are behaviors like barking and scratching, passive alerts are sitting, lying