Adding a release- clicker dog training tricks

Adding a release- clicker dog training tricks

This is a portion of a previously uploaded video called "The best way to teach a stay" however, I am uploading it as a reference as to how to teach and proof a release cue and get it under stimulus control. This part of the video only appears 9 minutes into the stay video. You can apply proofing a release cue to many things, including teaching invisible barriers, and this is the specific reason why I am posting the video, in preparation for releasing the tutorial on how to teach invisible barriers.




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[Shiroxblogg]

I think I've seen this one before ;)

[kikopup]

@Shiroxblogg haha! Awesome! That means you had enough patience to watch my super long stay video that I made. I put this one up because I am going to release the "Invisible Barriers" video next and I talk about adding a release cue, and I want to refer people back to this video :)

[kikopupextras]

Finished editing... the Invisible Barriers will come out tomorrow... if the internet works properly

[bassoonbanshee]

I have to ask, what kind of dog is the white one you are working with during most of the video?? I had gotten a dog almost 2 years ago that was picked up as a stray that almost looks EXACTLY like this dog and I have NO IDEA what she is!

[josski32]

Apples... Bananas.... RELEASE!!! *click* good boyyyy!!! Lol

[HorsesAndLola]

Following on from my last post..He is a really clever puppy! I did not teach him how to sit my father did with just food. He kept saying sit until he did and then gave him food. Now he automatically sits whenever my father is around XD He also sits when you tell him to..The problem is getting him out of the sit.

[HorsesAndLola]

I have just started trying this on my 9 week old Lab. He is not getting it at all! He can sit and I have done the 'hold treats in hand until he ignores them and looks at me etc' and he got that after the first try! So why is he not getting this? He basically just stays sitting even if I move to the other side of the room =/ Should I do something a little simpler like 'down' before I do this? If you could help me in what order I should teach things that would be great!

[AllAmericanTeam]

I have also watched your super long stay video and now use it at meal time and at barriers like open doors =).

[sheafferer]

Thanks, Emily, every vid you upload is a step forward in my "learning how to make my dogs learn"

Kindest regards,

Nicholas

[boxerini]

Such an excellent video!

[PatBattleBF1942]

@jiujitsugirl27030 You are correct, and actually the dogs with tons of drive do exceptionally well with clicker / marker training. I work my Shepherd on a flat collar or harness using motivational methods - tug, food, and verbal markers, we compete in various AKC sports.

Don't ever let anyone convince you that need use any method or tool on your dog that you are not comfortable with. Have fun!

[swamps42]

What on earth is that wonderful toy at 6:30? I've used a similar cat toy with a little motion sensor squeaky mouse on the string, but I'd love a sturdier lure type toy. When my terriers work together in pack mode (one flushes it toward the other who's waiting in a down somewhere), they catch it and I'm so sick of buying replacement mice for their lure! We need a BIG toy version of our lure!