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What is your suggestion for someone using a manual wheelchair. She cannot hold a clicker, the leash in her hand and treat on the ground like you show and do the exercise at the same time. She would have to stop forward movementand that would interrupt what she is rewarding - even using the reward marker YES. This person does not have great timing and I've worked with her repeatedly. Her service dog is very skilled and attentive but also very high energy. Can you help with any ideas?
ReplyDeleteAwww. It looks like splash was a puppy in this video. =) I love her colors.
ReplyDeleteGood video. Will give it a try with 3year old bull terrier
ReplyDeletei am training my dog alone. How do I teach her to bring the ball to me? She usu drops the ball a few feet away from me. In the house she gets the ball. When she sees Im going to throw it again, she goes under the tv to play with the ball alone.
ReplyDeleteDear Emily, have you ever tried it in akitas? they are almos timpossible to trust 100% in recalls, but maybe your experience says otherwise? :)
ReplyDeletewhat breed of dog is that? Very cute!
ReplyDeleteI have a similar problem to Sheriichi. My little guy, who usually knows better, gets so floppy and comfortable when he's tired. If he's napping in his crate, he won't come to me at all for treats, and it takes several minutes when I sit nearby with his favorite toy. I was taught that you can never let a "come" command go unheeded, so I hate to admit it but I've dragged him out of his crate at times. I hate to see the sad look on his little face—there must be a better way! What should I do?
ReplyDeleteGreat video.
ReplyDeleteI love the Name Bear:) I have always wanted a GSD called bear;)
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for the advice! Kaiser is like her shadow now! He follows her around and they hang out together in the green room!
ReplyDeletenice channel. keep it up:)
ReplyDeleteAwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww...........Splash was just a puppy!!!! So cute! :)
ReplyDeletei hope dat dog g3tz da aids lololz
ReplyDeletewhat about in the jungle?
ReplyDeleteHi kikopup,
ReplyDeleteI'm looking at my new potential dog/puppy tomorrow at a local shelter. You probably won't get back to me in time, if you were to answer, but what are some tips you would give on picking the best dog for me? Are there some things in a dog I should avoid? Thanks :)
(If anyone else has advice, I'd greatly appreciate it !)
Hi Emily, My puppy Harley is 7 months old, he will come when called in the garden, but as soon as we are out the front door, even if there is no distractions, he is not interested in me or treats (and I use his all time favourites: cheese and chicken!) What can I do? There are tonnes of distractions in the garden (My rabbit, Rocky, fish in the pond jumping about, birds etc) and he goes to chase a bird and when I call he comes straight back, and completely forgets about the bird. HELP!
ReplyDeleteThat would be so awesome if you could do that!
ReplyDeleteOtherwise I'd have to resort to correcting my dog - which I really don't want to do - but to carry treats in your pocket 24/7 is kind of ridiculous.
Keep making your wonderful tutorials, your videos are the best!!!!! :DDD
like you verymuch ! from china !
ReplyDeleteI've already watched your leash biting video, but my 13 week gsd puppy still bites the leash... I need some help..she doesn't move when she has the leash on, and she just sits and bites it
ReplyDeleteYes! All dogs can be trained using positive reinforcement :) Check out my website, it has all the videos listed by content and its easier to find what you need there rather than on youtube
ReplyDeleteThe end result should look like the dog doesnt want to go to the hole anymore and instead stares at you for a treat.
ReplyDeleteTry to have success every time. The try call aways from the hole itself while you are closer to your dog. If your dog doesnt come, DONT JERK but walk backwards with even pressure until your dog comes, never do that in a collar as you can hurt or choke your dog. Dont say anything just go back a step. Everytime your dog comes back to you, your dog gets a high level reinforcement and then is released to check out the hole. (try not to release to the hole in too exciting a way)
ReplyDeleteProof the recall with distractions- I almost made a video with a gopher hole! The thing was popping its head out and in of the whole, then I ran to get my camera and the darned thing didnt come out again! But this is def a video I want to make. Practice with a hole, have the dog on a HARNESS and longline, and call the dog when you are near the hole and can succeed, then get closer to the hole as you go.
ReplyDeleteoops! Whatever the dog finds reinforcing! My dogs adore bread and kibble for some weird reason. splash is obsessed with cheese. Kiko and tug like meat, and trisch likes everything. For puppies I try to keep it super healthy, so use mainly boiled chicken etc
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