The verbal commands get all of the love, but it’s what we don’t vocalize to our dogs that is sometimes the most important. After all, spoken conversations with a canine are one-sided affairs. But overall communication isn’t. It’s a two-way street, and if you work to establish nonverbal means of getting your message across, you’ll have a better training and hunting experience.
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