Sentences with phrase «consistently rewarding your dog»

Spending ten or fifteen minutes a day working with your dog, and then consistently rewarding your dog for positive behavior, can make a huge difference.
If you consistently reward the dog no matter how he performs the selected behavior, you will have two things happen.

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At first, it consistently rewards a dolphin or dog (or, in this case, a woman) for reacting to a stimulus.
Including the owner in the dog's training process and working consistently with them throughout training is what makes in - home training so unique, effective, and rewarding for both dog and owner.
As a reward - based dog trainer, I believe in consistently setting the dog up for success, and to avoid extreme training techniques, including those that involve heavy dominance and aggressive tactics.
As your dog responds to the command more consistently, you can begin to phase out the food reward so he doesn't become dependent on it.
The good news is that we can easily use the way dogs learn to «sculpt» their behavior, by consistently rewarding the desirable behaviors we see and ignoring or interrupting the undesirable behaviors.
Once your dog is consistently walking close to you, you can begin to give him «jackpots» — where you randomly reward him with a quick series of 5 -6-7 treats, one after the other.
Multiple pet owners must introduce their new pups slowly to the rest of the pack, consistently doling out equal attention, commands, and rewards across all of the dogs.
Before you even pick up a clicker, you have to be prepared to reward your dog consistently and on time.
Part of interacting with a dog of any age involves consistently rewarding all desirable behaviors - thus increasing the likelihood the dog will repeat those behaviors - and to take steps to prevent the development of undesirable behavior.
If one pet parent consistently asks for an incompatible behavior — let's say a sit — and often rewards that sit, the dog will begin to sit and will cease jumping if he gets zero out of it.
If you do this consistently, your dog will learn that every time your child requests a behavior, you will too — so she might as well respond to your child and earn a reward more quickly.
Never reward a dog that is growling, lunging, barking, whining, consistently attempting to escape, or trembling.
This could be the mechanism behind the popup reminders that have consistently dogged Windows 10 users, reminding them of the Windows 10 deadline and Bing Rewards, among others.
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