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  1. 13-05-2013, 05:49 PM #11
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    No means no...there can be no emotion with it, that is the point isnt it? As I have written a puppy should know the meaning and intent of NO as early as possible. It cannot be allowed to get away with behaviours we do not want it to proceed with, just as children cannot be...bit late trying to teach a 15 month old puppy NO...it really will be confused.

    The word NO is used during corrective action...

    The reason a puppy is gun shy is because it has been introduced to a firearm in a poor method...a dog being gunshy has only his handler to blame.
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