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  • #91250
    kizkiznobite
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    STOP the tugging let her self correct!!

    #91251
    Anonymous
    Guest

    A few tugs by molly not me, when she tugged I stopped and she stopped tugging and stood still. Was this right to do?

    #91252
    kizkiznobite
    Member

    yeah fine ;D thought you meant you tugged her – sorry

    #91253
    Anonymous
    Guest

    I should have put it better, no problem ;D

    #91254
    Anonymous
    Guest

    Just a little update to say that the clicker training is going so well. Molly is really understanding what she has to do to hear that noise and get that treat. She hardly tugs the lead anymore which is so good especially in this weather where its raining as she usually drags us through the mud >:D
    She has also got alot better when people stop to stroke her. When she stands she is as tall as most and taller than others so getting her to stay off of people is a must. This happened on this evenings walk, I got up one path of the park and saw a lovely little old lady walking towards me underneath an umbrella (as it was raining), I stopped so she could walk past and so did Molly she sat down and I clicked and rewarded. She then spotted the lady and lept into the air. Usually only two things can happen when this occurs, either they give you a really dirty look and you have to beg apology, or they lap it up and tell you their doggie stories. Luckly for me she lapped it up. After about 30 mins of listening to this ladies stories (in the pouring rain) she asked if I was going to breed her? I then began to list all the reasons why I shouldn’t breed her and how I had found this forum and had some very good advice. She looked quite shocked when I told her all the things that could go wrong but at least the information I got from here was past on and used to educate another on bad breeding. ;D
    Also while talking my son  >:D sneakly took the treats from my pockets and fed them all to molly, of course she loved him for it, and thats proberly why she was so quiet!!!!!! 😀 😀

    #91255
    kizkiznobite
    Member

    when you outside and you see someone coming – before she notices- throw treats on the ground if grass or clean, if it not have a munchable size one in the hand that you can keep a grip on, click as she eats them/munches out of hand –  saying ‘4 paws’ keep it up repeating the click and munch while the other person passes then give her a bingo reward – do this with everyone – then 3 out 4 folk – then 2 out 4 etc – when someone comes to fuss her – say the ‘4 paws’ cue – reward her if 4 feet stay on the ground then allow the fuss – if she does not keep the feet on the ground – before she makes contact – firm voice ‘this way’ and turn and walk (you’ll have to accept that some folk think this might be rude – just yell over the shoulder ‘training’ ) the jumping up is getting rewarded by the contact/attention it earns her – remove that reward and give her another for staying on the ground – she’ll get the message – hope this makes sense 🙂

    #91256
    Anonymous
    Guest

    This makes alot of sense and will put this into action asap. So my son was along the right line by giving her the treats while I spoke, not a devil afterall!!! ;D

    #91257
    puppyblues
    Member

    kiz can you e-mail me the clicker terms also please. I am very rusty. Do you have anything else on training??
    Thank you Jo

    #91258
    kizkiznobite
    Member

    what else are you looking for?

    #91259
    Anonymous
    Guest

    [quote author=parker link=topic=2403.msg21657#msg21657 date=1139929362]
    Thanks will look for that whistle. Am I being a pain but I am abit confused, are you saying use both a clicker and a whistle or just one or the other. I really appreact your help, thank you. People get quite weary of her when shes walking around the park because she comes as aggressive which shes not. I thought it was wrong to learn her too early, but now wish I had.
    [/quote]you could try taking your dog out with dog that will come to whistle blow it and when the other comes back make lots of fuss of it plus a treat becase one dog will teach another  i carry a whistle becase when we are out and it is windy the dog can hear it better and if you are in a bad mood it sounds the same to rhe dog  good luck  from farrokh a much loved dobermann

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