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bailyou · 08-05-2008, 10:32 AM

The style of training is important depending on how you want to teach your dog. Some clubs use alot of compulsion to train their dogs and others will use more food/toy reward to get the desired behavior they want.
Are you a competitive person?? If so find a club that has dogs that compete at higher levels other than their own local trial. How long as the club been established? How well does everyone in the club get along. You spend alot of time with these people and you want to feel comfortable.
Research the Helper, how experienced is him/her. A bad helper can HURT your dog.

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