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#066 Dogbone Hunter
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Welcome back to The Cabincast, Your Getaway Primer!
This week Kristin and Erik interview Jeremy Moore from Dogbone.
This is an incredible listen for dog lovers and lovers of life in general!
We especially loved Jeremy's advice on building the right foundation for success in all things.
Jeremy Moore started training dogs professionally in 2003. Although it is not something he thought he would end up doing as a professional, it is working with both dogs and handlers that has become his passion and the reason for developing better training products. The style of training he has taken from, adopted, and developed emphasizes a relatively low-pressure, positive approach that allows you to maximize your dog's potential in a more natural way. He does not use fear tactics, avoidance training, electronic collars, or clickers and does not believe in the use of excessive force or treats. It's with the right level of balance between pressure and praise that he finds his dogs excel.
Be sure to follow and learn more about Jeremy and all his training content using our social platforms including YouTube, Facebook, and Instagram and the DogBone Pawdcast.
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