Geminite
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It takes a lot of practice, your dogs may feel uncomfortable at first but practice with them every day. Even if it's for only five minutes it will help. When you set them up, make sure the front legs are straight and under the dog, the back legs need set back but not so far they are post legged. Pinch up under their chest and hold their head up. It's not too hard.
When gaiting the dog I usually use a small choke chain/show lead. Make sure it is high on the neck and snug under their jaw, this will make the dog walk a little better. Also walk at a pace that makes the dog kinda trot....Good Luck!
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