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by dAWgESOME on 12 August 2010 - 02:08
so this will likley be surpassed with other "OT" posts but what the hell.....
I was thinking about training tonight
"touch" = target w/nose (my hand, something I'm holding or the wall) almost generalized we have been doing this off & on since she was a puppy (thanks Donna R. although i have not applied this to anything practical yet)
"step" = target/front feet (a place board, ramp or bucket) shaping has started & gone well, but not all the way there (thanks ring sport friends although you usually use the word touch)
"contact" = target w/ rear feet (again on a place board, ramp or bucket) going to do this for the first time tomorrow. (thanks agility friends, although I don't know if you really say that but I guess you are moving to fast for me to notice anyways)
1/2 of me says why bother then the smarter better trainer 1/2 says the more tools you have the bettter off you are
So what have you done with your dog & what do you think?
I was thinking about training tonight
"touch" = target w/nose (my hand, something I'm holding or the wall) almost generalized we have been doing this off & on since she was a puppy (thanks Donna R. although i have not applied this to anything practical yet)
"step" = target/front feet (a place board, ramp or bucket) shaping has started & gone well, but not all the way there (thanks ring sport friends although you usually use the word touch)
"contact" = target w/ rear feet (again on a place board, ramp or bucket) going to do this for the first time tomorrow. (thanks agility friends, although I don't know if you really say that but I guess you are moving to fast for me to notice anyways)
1/2 of me says why bother then the smarter better trainer 1/2 says the more tools you have the bettter off you are
So what have you done with your dog & what do you think?
by Sam Spade on 12 August 2010 - 03:08
WTF, DawgSome? How many threads you need? You think this is the method to keep a training thread on top?
Splash in some drama and they will come. Tell em ya kicked the dog at the end of your session.
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