Makoto Kai - Training Dog — -jap-

Derived from Zen archery, Mushin is the state of no hesitation. When a dog in the Makoto Kai system sees a squirrel and looks to its owner for guidance, the owner must react with Mushin —a single, unrehearsed correction or redirection. There is no anger, no shouting, and no bargaining. There is simply the "way" of the correction.

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The book is a classic example of underground or alternative Japanese adult manga from the late 20th and early 21st centuries. Derived from Zen archery, Mushin is the state

Kai Kens are known for being alert, loyal, and intelligent, but they can also be independent and slightly reserved. This independence can sometimes come across as stubbornness, especially during training. However, their history as hunters working in dangerous, team-based conditions has also instilled a strong sense of loyalty and a "pack" mentality, which is one reason the breed has remained so pure. They are generally good with children and other dogs if properly socialized from a young age. There is simply the "way" of the correction