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Subject: Re: Wanted: Obedience Training Informati - (nf)
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Date: Wed, 22-Aug-84 19:31:00 EDT
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convex!ayers    Aug 22 18:31:00 1984

[Please, sir -- can I have some more?]

The best, the Best, the BEST training method is the Keeler method.

I state this from personal experience with dogs trained under many
different "systems."  For SURE, long-lasting performance in UNBELIEVABLE
situations (you should see what goes on at dog shows), nothing else
even comes close...

His books are available, but find a school that uses it (so that
you won't be tempted to "put off 'till tomorrow"....).  Consistancy
is important.  [Also, the `Method' must be followed to the letter...]

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There are many people who DO NOT LIKE  the Keeler Method.  If you will pick 
up just one book and read it, you can decide whether or not you are one of
them.


				blues, II

(I am not a friend, but rather the stranger your mother warned you about...)