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Wilmington wrote:
and actually he has been an incredibly easy puppy. I have read on this forum of puppies biting, chewing household items to pieces, throwing water dishes around, running away etc etc. Chester hasn't done any of this! In this way he has been a real dream pup. He's been gentle, loving, playful, had perfect recall from day one, he settles easily, is generally very calm and is hugely receptive to commands & training. We've been able to take him to dog-friendly pubs, cafes and shops eversince he's had his vaccinations where he settles beautifully.


Mins is a sensitive soul, though not nervous around people, she sounds very much like Chester from the above and is an amazing dog Smile She has actually helped our rescue Collie gain confidence around new, but nice, people.

Good luck with the TTouch, would love to hear how you get on. I've used it along with Reiki and other things for anxiety and illness in our dogs Smile

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Mins sounds a lovely dog and it's nice to hear another example of how an underconfident dog finds its feet and gains confidence with help from another dog. Smile I'm still very much a beginner in understanding canine behaviour but it's always interesting to hear how animals are helped by one another.
I will indeed report back on the TTouch day course - really looking forward to it! Smile
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