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Summary: Discover handling classes for show dogs in training in this free video.
Gretchen Brown has been a professional dog handler for all breeds for more than 20 years. She has been the instructor for the conformation (show dog) class for commanddogtraining.com...read more
" Hi! My name is Gretchen Brown. I have been teaching conformation training and handling professionally for 20 some odd years. I am coming today on behalf of expertvillage.com to teach you how to train and show your show dog. A handling class is a place where you can go and the instructor should be able to teach you how to set your dog according to its breed standard and your individual dog. The fine points of a stack need to be monitored by someone who actually knows what they are seeing it is also a good place for socialization. It is a very good place to get your dog used being around other dogs and being handled by strangers all which you are going to have to do to show your dog. I hope I have been of some help to you this afternoon. You can contact me through the web site commanddogtraining.com. We run classes every Wednesday night and we are based out of Fort Lauderdale. Thank you. "
eHow Article: How to Handle Classes for Show Dogs
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