no is to mark that it was the wrong reaction to the sound. it is a more direct way of guiding the dog to make the right move (actively guiding). vs passively guiding which will take forever. the mat is to help them keep front legs in place when transitioning positions. it is useful really only for aesthetics in competition.
no is to mark that it was the wrong reaction to the sound. it is a more direct way of guiding the dog to make the right move (actively guiding). vs passively guiding which will take forever. the mat is to help them keep front legs in place when transitioning positions. it is useful really only for aesthetics in competition.
samedifference21 2 years ago
very nice video..
mandirigma74 2 years ago
if i recall, they do train their horses with markers. got to their website to see the vid.
nerrej 2 years ago
Do you know if anyone uses this method with horses or other animals?
MegF142857 2 years ago
@MegF142857
Operant conditioning works on most animals, and has been used on hermit crabs, turtles, goldfish, lizards, horses, etc.
johnpvanek 3 months ago