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Uploaded by kikopup on Apr 18, 2008
Splash invents a head nod in a bow position. Kiko jumps over Splash and practices prancing. Splash crawls as I walk. Both dogs practice sustained targeting. Sustained Nose, Head, Chin and Paws.
Splash is 5 1/2 months and Kiko just turned 2 a couple days ago.
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Emily, I have not seen this video and I thought I have watched all of them. Too cute! Splash is such a cute puppy then. She still had puppy fur. I also love Kiko jumping over Splash! The chin, head, and paw targeting and holding was really cool as well. I love all the ideas that I get from you! I Love your videos!
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How to you teach the head nod in a bow my dog already nose targets for agility
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at 1:58 i saw her with that satisfied smiley face! Soo cute!!!!
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WoW!
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My dog Bonnie puts her head on her paws when I say "Are you sad?"
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thats wierd....wrong vid!!!!!
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@khatanahlya What chains?
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Those chains are fobidden in Holland. It should also be forbidden the USA. Not normal. Totaly abuse instrument.
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Very well trained dogs. Splash looks like my Australian shepherd.
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how did u teach her to nod the head after bow?
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Your videos are great and fun! I was wondering, I see you use the clicker sometimes and then in this video I thought I heard OK as your "marker" word. Do you just switch off and your dogs know both or do you use the clicker to start things or for precision? Just wondering! Thanks!
beanac505 3 years ago
Thanks! I use the clicker to start nearly every behavior off or if I add criteria, once they know it, they get a conditioned secondary reinforcer like - 'yes'. or 'good girl' followed up or not (depending on the rein. schedule) with a primary reinforcer- food/tug etc, or a secondary rein.- the opportunity to do another behavior. 'Ok' is a release- in the middle of the video I release Splash from a down while kiko is prancing and to end the sustained targeting
kikopup 3 years ago
I do reinforce my dogs after saying 'ok' sometimes so it doesnt become a predictor of the end of the game, a 'no reward marker' so to speak- which can be punishing to some dogs (Mine especially) So, 'Ok' is a marker that ends the behavior, while the others usually mean keep going. (unless they have to drop something in order to take a treat etc) - I use even more markers like 'yep', 'good job' and 'yay' and they seem to get it.
kikopup 3 years ago
Great stuff once again! I really enjoy your vids, and the sustained targeting is something new that I have not yet seen.....
Tracy
cincydiscdogsrule 3 years ago
The targeting chin and head is really great for shy dogs that don't like to have their face pet (like mine used to). It really builds confidence. First you have to counter condition the hand touching those areas first though, if they seem uncomfortable.
kikopup 3 years ago