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Monthly Archives: August 2012
Ant-Sized Treats
How often have you read the following words? “For clicker training you need some tasty treats for your dog. We recommend treats about the size of your pinky fingernail.” If you Google “clicker training treat pinky nail” you will get … Continue reading
The Missed Cue: Attack of the Zen Field
Up to this point, all of my Missed Cue videos have been set up. After I discover or suspect a hole in my dogs’ training I set them up in a situation in which I’m guessing they will fail, and … Continue reading
Posted in Cues, Dogs' perceptions, Generalization, Zen/Leave it
Tagged Clara, distractions, dog blew me off, dog gave me the paw, dog refuses to obey, dog training, dog training bloopers, go to mat, learning from errors, learning from mistakes, Leave it, missed cue, Sue Ailsby's Training Levels, training errors, verbal cues, what if my dog disobeys, Zen
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Dog Body Language Study
Observations? Analyses? Comments? I’ll post mine in a couple days.
Posted in Dog behavior, Dog body language
Tagged agonistic behaviors, ball, Clara, eye contact, Resource Guarding, ritualized aggression, Zani
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Dog/Dog Resource Guarding in Slow Motion
Before completing it, I showed the movie featured in this post to two different training buddies and both responded with questions. Is it really resource guarding if the dogs don’t escalate to violence or obvious threats? How come the “winner” … Continue reading
Posted in Dog behavior, Dog body language, Resource guarding
Tagged Aggression, agonistic behaviors, jealousy, ritualized aggression
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Peek-a-Boo! A Hint for Training Eye Contact
Here is a quickie hint for teaching eye contact from Sue Ailsby’s Training Levels. This is from Level 2 Focus, Step 4 in the New Levels. After the dog has built up eye contact duration to a solid 10 seconds, … Continue reading
Poop in my Pocket: Life with an Old, Old Dog
The very first thing I do every morning when I wake up is turn over and take a careful look at my very old dog Cricket. She has a special place on the bed surrounded by pillows on three sides … Continue reading