Out command has so many purposes for a harmonious home
Quinn is back home from his b&t and one of his biggest issues was that he was always sheriffing the other dogs’ play.
Quinn lives in a pack of four dachshunds, and two of the females get very annoyed when he tries to butt in without an invitation.
Keeping peace and order within the pack is important for everyone’s quality of life. So the “out” command keeps Quinn from butting in when it’s not his turn to play.
Rather than the other two females ganging up on him, or not playing at all in his presence, they now understand that their owner can properly advocate for them.
Quinn still gets play time and has fun with his pack, but sometimes the girls just wanna be girls, you know?!
Super proud of Quinn’s owner for keeping up with his training and showing us a great example of how it transfers to real at home scenarios.