Sentences with phrase «high value food»

Keep your sessions short (under 2 minutes) and use extra high value food rewards until your dog can be calm during this process.

As far as «raising the stakes» is concerned, this means using high value food, like roast meat, or hot dogs.

When the dog does potty outside, praise enthusiastically and reward either with high value food (hot dog, chicken meat, etc) or a game of fetch etc..

Try giving your pup 5 to 10 tiny pieces of high value food for him looking at you.

Have your dog hungry and have lots of very tiny, very high value food rewards.

The strategic location provides a quick connection to high value food markets on both sides of the border.

He has been displaying food aggression with only high value foods - not dog food or treats.

It is important that your canine companion can associate their trim with some good stuff, like high value food rewards cut into tiny pieces and plenty of soothing praise.

A very simple way to do this is to use a very high value food reward that your dog only gets after he has gone to the bathroom in the correct place.

Putting wad of high value food treats in a sock and teaching the dog to play tug with the food sock also goes a long way towards teaching low prey drive dogs that have food drive to play tug.

High value foods for Tiki are human foods and food scraps found on walks, etc..

Use super high value food.

Another important thing to do is use high value food rewards to serve as positive reinforcement for the wanted behavior.

Pairing it with high value foods (like raw goats milk) will quickly develop a positive association with the unique taste of fresh vegetables.

The most interesting and promising of all the sectors is the high value food processing industry where the demand for starches and derivatives is in a nascent stage, but strong.

As soon as Zane gets out of the squat, you want to give that high value food reward.

If you train with food, all you will need is a higher value food, until proofing is well established.

In the beginning of our work, we use high value food rewards to teach the mea...

We use the word «good» to wean off of the high value food reward.

Turns out, prime rib is a high value food at my house, at least for Bailie.

In my case I always start with marker training and high value food rewards.

Once introduced to these high value foods, dogs with a reputation of being «finicky» start sniffing as if life came back to being wonderful and they start drooling buckets of saliva.

When a pup is biting hands you simply refocus the pup onto a high value food treat or a high value toy.

We know that every dog will reach a point where it is placed in a situation where the distraction is more interesting to our dog than the high value food reward or toy reward that we have to offer.

What we have is either his favorite toy on earth, or a high value food treat.

Should they use a high value food reward or a medium value food reward?

I use a clicker and high value food rewards for crate training, the clicker being a little device that emits a sound when you click it to tell your puppy they've done something we want and will get a reward.

This may be walking down the street with a reactive dog or not having high value food rewards on us when something goes wrong.

The beauty of the word «yes» in marker training is that you do not have to be ready to go with a high value food reward all the time.

Anyway, by somebody — anybody — passing by as your dog is eating and dropping some small but high value food into their bowl, it won't take long for your dog to think that an approaching human and human hand during meal time is a great thing.

If he does not look at you when you ask him to, (within 1 - 2 seconds), help him by making the exercise easier or using higher valued food rewards.

If your dog appears to have lost interest in the exercises (routinely gets up and walks away or seems unable to concentrate), decrease the length of the sessions and / or use a higher valued food treat.