Protection and Obedience with Call-Offs

Posted on December 11, 2008 by alfredorivera

Alfredo Rivera and Kenyon Evers, Sit Means Sit dog trainers with Leon showcasing his ability to call off, even within close proximity to the bite. Leon performing an attentive heel drill, showing his control throughout heavy agitation.

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