The Athletic and Working Dog Newsletter Issue 2(5): ~ How structural soundness and metabolic status affect a dogs enthusiasm to perform.
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Issue 2(5): ~ How structural soundness and metabolic status affect a dogs enthusiasm to perform.

Issue 2(5): ~ How structural soundness and metabolic status affect a dogs enthusiasm to perform.
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Understanding and Analyzing Performance Drive of the Dog - How structural soundness and metabolic status affect a dogs enthusiasm to perform. It is best to have the dog’s health and structural soundness evaluated before addressing any drive concerns by altering behavioral input. Too often, drive issues are a result of a metabolic alteration or a structural unsoundness and are misdiagnosed as a training issue.
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