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Teaching your puppy eye contact and attention
By teaching you puppy this command, you may be able to prevent or interrupt unwanted behavior.
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In the dog world, direct eye contact is threatening. But you can teach a puppy that eye contact by a person actually brings good things. In the process, owners can teach pups to pay attention to prevent or halt inappropriate behaviors.
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