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Leyna, Jacob, and Leah are having fun in the snow... this video shows Leyna sliding down a hill, and later you are going to notice Jacob walking toward the blue ball but Leah got there before him. Jacob respectfully walked away, he knew it was fair game. Leah decides to share, and drops it to give it to Jacob. She made Jacob so happy!! Leah was happy with her ball and Leyna was happy with her ball too. THE END.

Releasing an Object on Command. Interacting and playing games with your dog is a good way to build your relationship with your dog. You can also use play to teach patience, self-control and how to wait. In this video, I interest Leah in a toy and play tug a war with her. I invite her to play with me by being excited and engaging in the game. After some play, I stop in my tracks, say 'Let Go', and I don't move until she releases the toy. When she releases the toy, I step back, praise her, and start the game again.

Jacob being a good listener and respecting boundaries. Teaching the "Out" command there are lots of benefits that make this command worth teaching. It lets your dog know that they should leave the area they are in.

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