Sentences with phrase «dog get the reward»

Let your dog get the reward on the yoga mat as soon as he or she arrives, even if you get there first.

In regards to dogs, experts doing the research define the «eureka feeling» as a dog getting a reward after solving a problem.

As the ice melts, your dog gets his reward.

Not exact matches

All I knew about training dogs was what I had learned in Science class about animals being made to behave in certain ways through rewards and punishments, so I naively (stupidly, actually) assumed that I could get Vicky to act in the ways that I had wanted by rewarding her for her good actions and punishing her for her bad ones.

4 Austrian scientists have also demonstrated that a dog seems to feel «inequity aversion» when another dog gets a better treat as a reward.

The scientists observed that dogs hardly interacted with the strangers and were not much more interested in trying to get the food reward than when this person was not there.

My goal is to help you get great results in obedience, agility or other dog sports; using reward based training and having lots of fun with your dog.

Colin Farrell leads the cast as a struggling screenwriter who gets caught up in his best friend's (Sam Rockwell) dog - napping scheme: take the puppy, return it to its owner, and collect the reward.

For instance, whenever I get a request I reward myself with an hour of playtime on social media, a walk with my dogs, an enormous ice cream sundae.

The most rewarding is all the people I get to meet all because of a love of dogs.

The dogs sit quietly for about five minutes, getting their ears scratched as blood flows into the sterile collection bags, then they're rewarded with treats.

Instead of click and reward, the dog gets buzzed and rewarded.

The problem with getting a dog to come when you call him is that whatever he is already doing (sniffing, digging, and running away) is inherently more rewarding to him than whatever you may offer.

A basic exercise is to have your dog place his front paws on the peanut ball and move forward — reward him when he gets it right.

As your dog gets good at this, start delaying the reward after saying «shush» so he is quiet for longer periods of time.

The correct distance to pace, building stamina, how to keep that working drive and stay alert and focused, and not get distracted by other dogs and handlers... So it can be very rewarding to see the fruition of that hard work and sacrifice!

At the start, you have to reward your dog every time he gets it right.

Dogs will want to do as you ask when they get rewarded by any positive means.

Keep a list of the activities and objects that really get your dog excited and make those the rewards for his compliance with an obedience command.

Some dogs will submit to the jolt of the shock when they find the reward of getting to something on the other side a higher reinforcement than the brief pain.

Give treats that are small or broken into small pieces (Cheerios make good treats because of their size) to minimize calories; dogs care more about getting a reward than its size so break that 2 inch dog bone into 10 individual rewards

Giving your reward prematurely tells your dog that he can get the treat even without performing what you want.

Underexercised dogs may find digging to be a great way to release pent - up energy, whereas escape artist dogs find digging rewarding especially if they can get out by digging under a fence!

Dogs love trying to figure out how to get to the treats and enjoy the rewards of their persistence.

Some dogs are very toy motivated, and a toy they don't get to play with often can be a reward too.

Whether you're at your wits end with severe behavior issues or you just have a dog being a spastic goofball, or you've got a puppy who needs to get started on the right paw, there's nothing more rewarding to us than helping people & dogs bridge the communication gap and reach their full potential.

If your dog is very food motivated, you want more treats since that is how they get rewarded.

His momentum forces Rambo to follow, and when the dog gets close, Jones rewards him by giving him a bit of the liver or tossing the toy for him to catch.

Instead of getting an alert on your phone telling you when to toss a treat, the treat dispenser will automatically integrate with the PupPod Wobbler to reward your dog.

The best way to avoid your training efforts unravelling, is to teach your dog in easy stages, so that he can keep getting it right and keep getting rewarded for being a good dog.

For instance you can have your dog lying down while you exercise and reward him frequently enough so he stays in a down - stay or you can play fetch and get as many repetitions as you can in while he's running.

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You watched as he got things wrong, but you saw that your parent's patience and kindness, and the sheer determination of your dog to reward those qualities, finally paid off.

Give your dog a crunchy and delicious treat when you finish, to reward for cooperation and to get that toothpaste taste out of its mouth.

Getting your new dog to come when called takes practice and must always be a positive experience (food rewards combined with praise work well).

This means in order to get your dog to listen to you, you need to reward him when he does things right.

And the happiness of our dogs will dictate the level of fulfillment and reward we get from sharing our life with those dogs.

Again, follow the feeding guide as to how many packets of treats your dog gets, open the packet, and reward your dog!

It's not about having your dog fail and making your dog feel like a prisoner (and you as the prison guard), but instead, showing your dog how to make better choices and get rewarded for them.

Remember to vary the reward amount and the length of time your dog has to pay attention to get a treat.

Often, these are dogs eager to come and get their reward.

Fountain City Dog Training is a member of a training group that uses rewards - based training to get results.

Treats used are small (we are rewarding the dog, not feeding him), soft so it can get eaten quickly, with no crumbs and the dog must value them.

While scientists do not yet understand the trigger that dogs recognize to know a seizure is coming, they do know that the foundation of response training is simple: reward a behavior the dog does (pawing, grabbing sleeve, getting agitated in any way, barking, licking, etc) while the owner is having a seizure.

A lure is used specifically to get the dog into a certain position, or to move in a certain way, so that you can mark (with your clicker) the completed action, and reward the dog for achieving it.

With enough repetition, you can even get the dog to do the trick without the reward.

We get rewarded by helping you build your dog's health as opposed to treating disease.

They first trained the dogs to touch three different tokens in exchange for food: If the dog touched one token, it got the reward.

The control dogs had no control over their environment and they got a reward no matter what they did.

If it touched one of the two other tokens, the reward went to a partner dog; if it picked the last token, neither got the food.