Perfect Puppy: Major changes in the situation (p-4)

For working out the main provisions - sit, lie down, stand - the easiest way to use a treat as the prompt. Subsequently, the tip quickly retracted. Use a very welcome treat, and just "Keep the puppy's nose." When he takes the desired location, click the clickers, or use a verbal marker, and give a treat. If the puppy has not taken the required position, most likely this is due to improper movement of your hand. Experiment and find out how you should move to achieve success.

For landing, put the treat to the dog's nose, and then gently lift it and move back (above the eyes is a treat dogs). Following snack, the dog raises his head and sits down.

Stacking should work out of the situation as "sit" and from the "stand". In fact, for the puppy is two completely different movement. Therefore, they should assign different verbal labels - commands such as "lie" in one case and "fell" in another. To study laying out "sit", move the treat straight down and then slightly forward (the trajectory of the delicacies like the English letter L). For laying out "stand" lower dainty little below the chin and the dog to her chest (push back). Laying out "stand" is often called the "Sphinx". This exercise is very useful on competitions in obedience and agility.

Very often when training dogs to forget about one of the most useful exercises in obedience - the command "stand". This skill is needed for grooming and veterinary examination. Its implementation should also be some exercises in obedience competitions. You can put a puppy from the situation as "sit" and out "lie". Move the hand with a treat from his nose puppy parallel to the ground. If your hand is too high, the puppy will sit down, if too low, then it will fall.

As soon as your puppy learns quickly and willingly follow the treat, it's time to phase out tips. Rather than hold a treat in your hand and use it to make a dog perform the action you choose to use a treat as reinforcements after the completion of action. To begin to give up sweets, just pretend that it is still in your hand. Use the same gesture, as if you had a treat. Most likely, the puppy will follow your hand. Then use the marker behavior and remove the treat from his pocket or pack. During several sessions alternate execution skills with a delicacy in his hand, and without delicacy, gradually reducing the number of attempts to treat in hand.

Place / Waiting

Most puppies are no self-control and concentration needed to perform the exercises with slow shutter speeds. It is best to start with a brief command "Wait", leaving a greater refinement of exposure to sweat. You can begin to teach the dog to the excerpt, as soon as she learned the basic provisions. Just ask her to take a particular position and hold the marker behavior to one or two seconds. Give the signal-to-handle and delicacy. If the dog changes position, just start again, reducing the time of exposure.