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Mlkjunk11

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  1. 19 hours ago, Caribbean Chris said:


    I’ve seen working dogs at the pier during disembarkation & customs in Ft. Lauderdale and occasionally at an airport, as well as potentially more troublesome non-working dogs, of course. I just keep an eye out and if I spot another dog, I grasp her leash closer and avoid crossing paths… and if they get close, I give my dog a “watch” command + a treat to get her focus back on me. (We’ve practiced this numerous times on neighborhood walks when other dogs may be around.) It won’t be on the radar of any busy cruise line or airline personnel, so it’s up to us to be alert and proactive so our dog doesn’t suddenly get surprised and react.

    Hello:

    May I ask what the "watch" command implies?  I have not used that one but it sounds like a good thing to learn.  I use many different things to decrease my SD's reactions to other dogs when we are working, so any other tool would help.   Thank you!

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