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Clicker Training ?
How does clicker training work if a dog does not work for food? Mine
will in calmer settings, but when she is in drive mode she has a tendency to drop the reward. |
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"Scott" wrote in message ... How does clicker training work if a dog does not work for food? Mine will in calmer settings, but when she is in drive mode she has a tendency to drop the reward. what does your dog work for? i'm sure you can use whatever reward works best for you. try a super quick game of tug, or a tennis ball. -kelly |
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"Scott" wrote in message ... How does clicker training work if a dog does not work for food? Mine will in calmer settings, but when she is in drive mode she has a tendency to drop the reward. what does your dog work for? i'm sure you can use whatever reward works best for you. try a super quick game of tug, or a tennis ball. -kelly |
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"Scott" wrote in message ... How does clicker training work if a dog does not work for food? Mine will in calmer settings, but when she is in drive mode she has a tendency to drop the reward. what does your dog work for? i'm sure you can use whatever reward works best for you. try a super quick game of tug, or a tennis ball. -kelly |
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"Scott" wrote in message ... How does clicker training work if a dog does not work for food? Mine will in calmer settings, but when she is in drive mode she has a tendency to drop the reward. what does your dog work for? i'm sure you can use whatever reward works best for you. try a super quick game of tug, or a tennis ball. -kelly |
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She will work for other things, but in another thread there was
discussion (for lack of a better word) about the merits of clicker training. I am just learning and am curious. culprit wrote: "Scott" wrote in message ... How does clicker training work if a dog does not work for food? Mine will in calmer settings, but when she is in drive mode she has a tendency to drop the reward. what does your dog work for? i'm sure you can use whatever reward works best for you. try a super quick game of tug, or a tennis ball. -kelly |
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She will work for other things, but in another thread there was
discussion (for lack of a better word) about the merits of clicker training. I am just learning and am curious. culprit wrote: "Scott" wrote in message ... How does clicker training work if a dog does not work for food? Mine will in calmer settings, but when she is in drive mode she has a tendency to drop the reward. what does your dog work for? i'm sure you can use whatever reward works best for you. try a super quick game of tug, or a tennis ball. -kelly |
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She will work for other things, but in another thread there was
discussion (for lack of a better word) about the merits of clicker training. I am just learning and am curious. culprit wrote: "Scott" wrote in message ... How does clicker training work if a dog does not work for food? Mine will in calmer settings, but when she is in drive mode she has a tendency to drop the reward. what does your dog work for? i'm sure you can use whatever reward works best for you. try a super quick game of tug, or a tennis ball. -kelly |
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She will work for other things, but in another thread there was
discussion (for lack of a better word) about the merits of clicker training. I am just learning and am curious. culprit wrote: "Scott" wrote in message ... How does clicker training work if a dog does not work for food? Mine will in calmer settings, but when she is in drive mode she has a tendency to drop the reward. what does your dog work for? i'm sure you can use whatever reward works best for you. try a super quick game of tug, or a tennis ball. -kelly |
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"Scott" wrote in message ... She will work for other things, but in another thread there was discussion (for lack of a better word) about the merits of clicker training. I am just learning and am curious. The click is the sign that a reward is coming (which eventually leads to the click being a reward in and of itself). So you would use said other thing the same way you would a treat. -- Emily Carroll Fluttervale Labradors: www.fluttervale.com CPG: www.geocities.com/cyberpetgame/ 4-H Club: www.geocities.com/woofsandwiggles/ --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.560 / Virus Database: 352 - Release Date: 1/8/2004 |
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