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- This clicker training obedience sound than the traditional small, less likely to frighten the dog, are more aesthetic appearance
- This clicker training obedience is ergonomic shape, the use of more easily
- Using dog training obedience to understand the family dog more can be very pleasant to live together
- Pet training obedience is a pet owner and the interaction between the tools, patience and practice is needed is only the effectiveness, in practice will be more understanding of your pet's behavior with his foster a relationship of trust
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- This clicker training obedience sound than the traditional small, less likely to frighten the dog, are more aesthetic appearance
- This clicker training obedience is ergonomic shape, the use of more easily. This clicker training obedience is your good helper
- Using clicker training obedience to understand the family dog more can be very pleasant to live together
- Using dog training obedience to understand the family dog more can be very pleasant to live together
How to Use Best Practices in Dog Obedience Training:
- Use positive reinforcement. Positive reinforcement is key in dog training, according to the Humane Society of America; dogs respond best to praise and food. A reward encourages your dog to repeat a good behavior
- Practice timing. Positive reinforcement must occur within seconds of the dog accomplishing the desired behavior. For example, the Humane Society says, if you ask your dog to sit and it does, but you delay delivering a treat until after it stands back up, the dog will think you are rewarding it for standing, not sitting
- Keep your commands short and to the point. Dogs don't understand long, complicated sentences. Keep your commands to one or two words. The most common training commands, the Humane Society states, are "sit," "down," "stay," "heel," "come," "off," "leave it" and "watch me"
- Stay consistent. Everyone who regularly interacts with the dog should use the same commands for training to avoid confusing the animal. The Humane Society suggests posting a list of commands where all family members can easily refer to them when in the process of training a puppy or dog new to the household so everyone is on the same page
- Avoid rewarding bad behavior or unwanted actions. If you let the dog out when it barks at neighborhood sounds, you are inadvertently rewarding it for barking. If you pet a nervous dog when company comes to the door, you are showing it that you recognized the perceived threat
- Keep a variety of treats readily available. Food is the best positive reinforcement for most dogs. The treat should be bite-sized and easily gulped down so the dog will look for more. Don't use treats that are large, need to be chewed or can break apart and fall on the floor. Accompany food rewards with verbal praise. Always say "good dog" or give an enthusiast "yes," then give your dog a treat
- Reduce treats as the dog becomes reliable at performing a certain behavior. Once you are confident the dog will obey a certain command, gradually reduce food rewards while continuing verbal praise. Lessen your enthusiasm as the dog becomes more confident in performing the behavior until eventually it will be rewarded with only a quiet "good dog." The dog will soon respond solely to your verbal praise
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- Color is random in delivery
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- 1 x Clicker Training Obedience
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Alberto Santana
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02-24-2011- Other Thoughts: Only had this for about 3 hours before my dog found it unattended on the coffee table and ate it. But it was crafted very well and the clicker was loud.
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Jakub Andrš
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02-05-2011- Other Thoughts: these clickers are awesome. make sure you attach to a coily keychain or something like that so you can attach it to your belt loop - you're gonna want to carry it with you everywhere you go with your dog!
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Donna Schemm
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03-05-2011- Other Thoughts: Good quality clicker, sturdy, fits comfortably in hand, very easy to use, nice sound quality. Works well outside when dogs are at a distance too, but not so annoying to scare them close up (and mine would be if it was). Has a well-made hole for a wrist band or whatever. Also comes with a great little instruction manual. Recommend!
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CHRIS REISS
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04-09-2011- Other Thoughts: This is an essential training tool. It can be placed on a lanyard so it is always available to you. It makes a distinctive sound which is essential for training by positive reinforcement.
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Tammy VanMeer
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04-28-2011- Other Thoughts: I have a Bichon with multiple problems. Using this clicker as recommended by her trainer has made all the difference. It takes her out of her psychotic behavior and redirects her attention to positive activities. Highly recommended.
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