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Working dog handlers from all over the world are in central Queensland to learn the secret of one trainer's success. Frank Finger who rose to fame on the ABC’s muster dogs - is now sharing his tips for how to teach young dogs new tricks.

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00:02Teaching the next generation the tricks of the trade.
00:06Frank Finger knows what it takes to produce a world-class working dog.
00:11If you don't love dogs, it doesn't kind of work.
00:14You've got to like your dogs.
00:17The Clermont Grazier and his dog Annie were crowned champions of the first season of the
00:22ABC's Mustardog series.
00:24Now he's hosting training camps for those who want the winning formula.
00:28One girl come from Liverpool in England and we've got a lot of support out of America,
00:34especially around Texas, a lot of people have made contact with us.
00:38It's rewarding seeing what dogs come, getting people going and then even people coming for
00:45their fourth or fifth time to our schools and seeing the progress they've made.
00:50From beginners to experienced hands, everyone walks away having mastered something new.
00:56He's just really knowledgeable and doesn't hold anything back, just teaches you everything
01:00you want to know.
01:01Last year, Mr Finger lost his wife of 47 years, Kathy, and his beloved dog Annie in the same week.
01:08The local council here in Clermont has helped fund an artistic tribute to Frank and Annie.
01:14It shows the special bond between a man and his best friend.
01:19Even people that live out of town and drive in every day say that they just absolutely love
01:24driving past and still glancing up and seeing it.
01:28The ultimate homage to a model pupil.
01:31It looks like a model.
01:32The ultimate homage to a model of an outdoor cultural style in the same place is a biological
01:33The ultimate homage to a model of a particular tool that plays the same as a model of a miniature
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