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In this podcast, we discuss the idea of the poisoned cue, how to know if your cue has become poisoned, and what you can do about it.
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- Clean Run
- Our Previous Podcast: Episode 38: Tips for Retraining Your Agility Dog
- Our Previous Podcast: Episode 34: Retraining Your Start Line Stay in Dog Agility
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