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23 Best games for a New Puppy

Dog Star Daily®  |  Tue, 02/05/2013 - 10:21

 

Games are great!  In this episode the Dunbars talk about the best games for a new puppy, especially one that’s going to be living with a couple of young children.  Games can be used for motivating behaviors that are really useful, like Go To Your Crate or Off & Take-it.  Scent games can be a lot of fun, and quite useful, as can Go To for finding members of your family.  And really, in a family of four, any training activity can be turned into a game or competition, and probably should be.

 

 
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Dog Training, With a Pint of Guinness to Help

Sue McCabe  |  Wed, 01/23/2013 - 12:05

Using distraction, as a reward for correct response to commands.

 
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(Part 2) Jena Marie Olio – ClickerPets Sit Stay

The third step to a reliable sit-stay is proofing their stay to the three Ds: duration, distance and distraction.  With the help of some young assistants, Jena starts by explaining how to increase

 
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Vet Visits Need Not Be Stressful.

Chirag Patel  |  Thu, 11/08/2012 - 13:22

This video shows a brief clip of teaching a dog to be comfortable with a nasal vaccine. 

 
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22 Premack Explained

Dog Star Daily®  |  Thu, 11/01/2012 - 15:08

The Premack principle suggests that if a dog wants to perform an activity (a high frequency behavior / eating ice cream), they’ll be willing to perform a less desirable activity (low frequency behavior / eating spinach) in order to do so.  The less desirable behavior can be reinforced by the more desirable behavior.  In dog training this means that we can harness the exciting, motivating power of our dog’s favorite behaviors as reinforcers for the behaviors we want them to do.  We can string behavior routines together to charge each step with the positive association of a primary reward.

 
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21 Stray Dogs Getting Along

Dog Star Daily®  |  Wed, 09/19/2012 - 14:03

In lots of cities and towns abroad there is often a culture where it's OK for dogs to roam around on their own unsupervised and unattended.  Very often these dogs get along very well, often without the kind of loud and unsettling aggression problems that dogs have when they're on leash with their owners.  One factor could be the extent to which many strays are intact, especially when it comes to the treatment and subsequent temperamental development of young male dogs.  Also, groups of stray dogs usually include a variety of ages and breeds, which naturally teach puppies how to behave aroun

 
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20 The Mimi Effect

Dog Star Daily®  |  Wed, 09/12/2012 - 16:13

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Four Feet on the Floor: Jumping up behaviour in puppies and dogs

Chirag Patel  |  Sun, 09/02/2012 - 11:57

Teaching dogs that four feet on the floor when they are around people pays. 

 
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What the puppies learnt & why they learnt it! Week 5 Puppy Socialisation Class.

Sue McCabe  |  Fri, 08/31/2012 - 06:45

The aim of any puppy socialisation class should be to start puppies along the right road to becoming a well adjusted, happy adult dogs, using fun training & controlled play/interaction with other dogs. This means giving a wide variety of skills to both dogs & owners & hopefully giving them the thirst for continued learning & improvement.

In this video you'll see the foundations for loose leash walking-not relying on the lead for control, Bella the Bishon shows focus, heel position & a happy, willing disposition while walking beside her owner Clare.

 

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