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DON'T BE SHY!
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An oldie but goodie, ARE YOU SHY? Logic isn't shy, but this is a favorite trick of hers. Since we have quite a few new subscribers, I thought it was time to post this one again. It's a fun trick to teach and a good way to spend a rainy day or two as we head into Fall. Then you'll have another fun thing to show off when you see family for the holidays. Or just for cute pictures or whatever! Click below for a free little course on how to teach 'ARE YOU SHY?' (you might have to register, it's all FREE)
If you want to really up your Quirky Trick game, I have an online class.
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DOG POTENTIAL UNLEASHED
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