You’ve learned the Six Basic Cues individually, now it’s time to put them together. In this final lesson, I’ll show you how to:
- Blend motion, shoulders, location, arms, eye contact, and verbals into a single, consistent handling system.
- Use course walking to plan which cues will matter most in each section.
- Build training sessions that strengthen your weakest cue while keeping your dog confident.
- Diagnose run errors by tracing them back to the cue your dog read—or didn’t read.
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