Clicker training

I just took a pic of him waiting and watching ME until he can have his pupcake from the Three Dog Bakery... :)
 
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Megansmom said:
I am finding sit and stay work very well together, now how do I get her to COME to me? I guess the same concept rt, when she comes to me after I have asked her to, gice her a treat!?:yes:
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Do you mean 'come' like when she darts out into the yard by acident or 'come as in when you are working in obedience? The first one I'm still working on heheh..

The second one, don't use stay.. use wait. You want her to stay when you tell her to. You want her to relax and just stay there. When you tell her to wait, you want her all ready to spring.. she is just waiting for the slightest start of 'come'..

Do the same thing, put her in a stay/wait.. step out a couple steps and then tell her 'come'. If she moves before you say come, place her back in the sit/wait position right back where she was tobegin with. Try to avoid repeating the command. Again, keep the training short, keep it light with lots of praises and fun.
 
Toffee's Mom said:
I just took a pic of him waiting and watching ME until he can have his pupcake from the Three Dog Bakery... :)
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I have a picture like that. Notice the boys are looking at us and the girls the food.:lol: SUBU please note my dogs do not have on the silly collars.
 
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Strider said:
Do you mean 'come' like when she darts out into the yard by acident or 'come as in when you are working in obedience? The first one I'm still working on heheh..

The second one, don't use stay.. use wait. You want her to stay when you tell her to. You want her to relax and just stay there. When you tell her to wait, you want her all ready to spring.. she is just waiting for the slightest start of 'come'..

Do the same thing, put her in a stay/wait.. step out a couple steps and then tell her 'come'. If she moves before you say come, place her back in the sit/wait position right back where she was tobegin with. Try to avoid repeating the command. Again, keep the training short, keep it light with lots of praises and fun.
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lol, "the mad dash outside, praying you come" command... haha, I am familiar with that one! lol Have started to use 'HERE' instead, because now 'come' I use only use off-leash when I know he's actually gonna come, sit in front of me etc... lol 'Here' works well, and a whistle
I LOVE Shelties, nuances is their middle name LOL, but sometimes I wish they weren't so darn smart!
 
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