Make your dog put her head down with tips from this how-to video. Start with treats until you don't have to use them anymore to get your dog to put her head down.
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Wonderful! Collies can learn Anything, and I was looking on the net for some ideas as to how to teach this. I have been rewarding for a "nose touch" to my hand/targetstick, but your method might go faster. I'll try holding a bit of pressure on his back so that he doesn't offer to scoot fwd......thanks so much for posting! Wish we could train our Ollie's together! Do you do canine freestyle?!
Toni Bailey
Tahlequah OK
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