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  • #91342
    KarenM
    Member

    I bought one, but never got into using it…he was doing fine w/out one in training, so I didn’t want to confuse him.  can I use a clicker for some things and not others?

    #91343
    kizkiznobite
    Member

    yes thats fine as long as you know how to use it – it is very precise and must be used correctly but it gets all behaviours very firm with dogs that are willing to work for deliverable reward.

    #91344
    Anonymous
    Guest

    Hi,

    Bonnie can do stop 15 in a row C1 perfect whistle+vis but drop the vis and she’s just ignoring stop whistle and recalling to me.  Any thoughts ?

    Also, once shes done it 15 times in a row at C1 when i start the new session seeing as she wont work without the vis am i going for another 15 before trying again whistle only ?

    And another thing … 😉  C2 throwing treats for whistle recall she leaving them and coming back anyway – tried all over garden incase she wee’d where i threw them.  More thoughts needed ?  Treats not high enough ?? 

    Cheers,

    Claire x

    p.s. dont buy dried liver to use as training treats its a bugger to cut up lol !!!

    #91345
    kizkiznobite
    Member

    [quote author=piglet link=topic=2699.msg53983#msg53983 date=1152730963]

    And another thing … 😉  C2 throwing treats for whistle recall she leaving them and coming back anyway – tried all over garden incase she wee’d where i threw them.  More thoughts needed ?  Treats not high enough ?? 
    [/quote]

    ok with this no worries – coming back to you is a higher reward (brose was like this and it mega good) – get 10 fluent then bingo out of hand

    leave the stop until i come next week – something not right – need to see/hear this might be cos of above – best place to be is soooo around your feet 🙂

    #91346
    Anonymous
    Guest

    hi, oh she’ll do 15 C2 whistle only no worries – its just untidy that she dont get the treats 😉

    she will do vis/whistle sit now too 🙂

    stop is still red hot with vis cue … i told u i promised not to burn it out 🙂 

    Claire x

    #91347

    Killer, my dog, can sit, dance, stand on 2 legs(back), and stop on cue. He’s 4 years and I’m training him to lay. He’s doing a good job, too. And I’m also training him to be good to other ppl…… And I want him to compete in one of those Ukanuba Dog Shows. He’s a Standard Short-haired chihuahua.

    #91348
    kizkiznobite
    Member

    hi and welcome from me and the clumsey’s and bless him – bright boy and well done for the training – nice pic ;D

    #91349
    Anonymous
    Guest

    hello and welcome he looks very cute!  ;D

    #91350

    thanks! if you saw his other pictures……… -ShakesHead- i call him my demon puppeh for a reason…… his eyes………… -Shudders- they glow white………..

    #91351
    kizkiznobite
    Member

    you just need to stop him biting then don’t you

    #91352

    [quote author=kizkiznobite link=topic=2699.msg54424#msg54424 date=1152912502]
    you just need to stop him biting then don’t you
    [/quote]

    me?

    #91353
    kizkiznobite
    Member

    you said in another post that he has bitten 4 people – i am saying you need to teach him not to or you risk having him put to sleep

    #91354
    *Nick*
    Member

    ok, I know this is an old post but I have a question.

    I’ve just started the stop training, in the hallway, treat tossed over her head, click as she turns to look at me (usually still eating her treat) with arm up….

    when do I throw the next treat? sometimes she starts back to me and sometimes she just stays in place waiting for the next throw…if she stays in place should I call her to me?  I don’t want her to get used to grabbing the treat then immediately heading back

    it’s too soon to introduce the whistle blast so we’re just using the arm signal

    tia

    #91355
    *Nick*
    Member

    also, this seems to be a pretty high “stress” challenge…should I keep training sessions very short, like 10 minutes?

    #91356
    kizkiznobite
    Member

    noooo

    you dont click her for looking at you – you click her for the stop

    so it like playing darts – she coming towards you – you raise arm – the reasing is part of the cue so a heavy sweep up – all very visual – treat between the middle finger and thumb first finger high in air – flick wrist as if taking aim she stops you click and as the wrist goes forward the second time you release the treat over her head – when it fluent on visula then and only then do you add the whistle – normal rule new cue old

    there is a vid on here somewhere of claire doing it with bonnie

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