Duke heeling well / ignoring other dogs
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My 2 beagles are crazy I wish they behaved like this around other dogs they nearly pull my arm of
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Great job! Duke did extremely well and I was impressed after reading your info about how he used to be reactive to other dogs! Glad you used positive training methods!
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Wow,thats fantastic.He looks so happy and relaxed round other dogs.The power of positive training.
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Would he do this if you weren't giving him treats?
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Keep up the training - it is great to see your methods worked
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hi everyone
its been 2+ years since this video. i have some comments on it. firstly, i would have used a clicker. "yes" is not as effective. secondly, i would have not had my hand in my treat bag. if you keep your hand in there or have the treat too visible, having food in your hand becomes part of the cue for the behavior. this creates food dependency. it is very different to click, then reach for a treat, then deliver, than it is to dangle food in advance.
greanie 2 years ago
Its been almost two years now since this video was taken. We are now working on having Duke be able to meet dogs on leash. Same training principles. We can take him anywhere we want now.
greanie 2 years ago
Would he do this without treats? Early on in his training, no, of course not. A year later, absolutely. He is counter conditioned, infallibly, to look at his handler when he sees a dog on the street.
greanie 3 years ago
If you dog won't take food from you while on the street or park, you need to focus on the basics. Practice at home (see my video response of Elmo) so they get used to looking at you when you call their name.
greanie 3 years ago
A year later and Duke is almost all better! He still gets a bit nervous around other dogs but he plays very well off leash and can meet many dogs on leash as well.
greanie 3 years ago