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I'm writing about our now 7 month-old Dobie/Shepherd mix, Nani. She's a great dog, and everyone seems to recognize what a sweet spirit she has, but she can be a little headstrong and exhibits this behavior most-often during our walks. We've been teaching her to heel and the frequent pops on the collar have helped her stop pulling and lunging, but - and here's my question - when should we be giving her the heel command? What should I be looking for in her movement that will tell me when to correct her. Any help with this would be greatly appreciated and thank you for the website, it's been a great source of information for us.

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