1. Use treats they love 2. Keep sessions short 3. Train in quiet spaces 4. Use the same cue words 5. Celebrate small wins 6. Never yell or punish 7. Use a clicker if helpful 8. Stay consistent 9. End on a good note 10. Make it fun,…

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They give you a stare, and suddenly you are apologising for breathing wrong.

Some nights I wonder if she’s haunted or just testing my patience.