New Dog, Who Dis? : Dog Introduction Demo #2
with Tiffany Baker of BossBabeDogTraining, Training Advocate

In this second video demonstration, we have Sampson (right) with a solid social history with other dogs and Nadia (left) who sometimes has difficulty with other dogs. As you can see, this introduction was taken much slower and with further distance to start. At the end of this intro, even though they were able to smell each other and interact appropriately, there was still a bit more tension than I would like. I would recommend more walks together before moving forward with off leash play.

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Tiffany Baker of BossBabeDogTraining

Training Advocate
Dogly loves Tiffany because she trains adoptable dogs to be more so, then happy in homelife - and shows how with our dogs.

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New Dogs - Reactivity - Puppies - Manners - Aggression - Muzzles

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Certified Behavior Consultant Canine (CBCC-KA) - Licensed Family Paws Parent Educator

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