Show Notes
Lately, I have been receiving so many emails from families who did Puppy School but are now dealing with a reactive adult Cavoodle who barks at every dog they see. These families are left feeling so confused and defeated as they THOUGHT they did the right kind of socialisation and they're not sure where they went wrong.
So, this week on the podcast we're going to dive into this issue and talk about two socialisation methods for Cavoodles and which is the better option. Enjoy!
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