>At a minimum, it’s useful, as you can get a particular dog to do something when it’s addressed individually. That can work, particularly with smarter breeds t

>At a minimum, it’s useful, as you can get a particular dog to do something when it’s addressed individually. That can work, particularly with smarter breeds that can understand context, but it actually isn't anywhere close to best practice. MUCH better is to train separate commands for the same action for each dog.