Decoys and aggression a police k9 training manual

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Ed. Note: This article is adapted from the Jerry Bradshaw's upcoming book, Controlled Aggression in Theory Practice, available from the Tarheel Canine Pro Shop and is reprinted by permission of the author. It used to be thought that to decoy for a police dog required no previous training or instruction, other than choosing a guy who had no fear of dogs. Download Free Decoys And Aggression A Police K9 Training Manual Decoys And Aggression A Police K9 Training Manual Right here, we have countless book decoys and aggression a police k9 training manual and collections to check out. We additionally pay for variant types and along with type of the books to browse. A good decoy needs to be an expert in canine communication, and needs to know how to use this language to stimulate aggression in the dog. This book explains, step by step, how to understand the canine paralanguage and how to use your own body to communicate with the dog.

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