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Join Date: Feb 2010
Names of dogs: Mochi
Poodle Type: Blue Standard
Location: Hong Kong
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patience! i just kept trying over a period of several weeks and once my poodle learned how to fetch, there was no stopping her. i suppose retrieving is a natural instinct for a lot of dogs, so just encourage what happens naturally. i didn't really pull out any fancy tricks to get my poodle to like it. she magically discovered one day that bringing the ball back to me meant more playtime!
sounds like your pup is almost there. keep trying 
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