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Old 04-03-2010   #1 (permalink)
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and I for one with the number of terriers I have can attest to this.
Dogs that are tired or have spent their built or pent up energy are more inclined to accept training as they are more focused.
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Thanks for posting. As I have said many times before, I personally believe that exercise is a major contributer in fixing behavioral problems in dogs.

"A tired dog is a good dog": Well said!
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