Sentences with phrase «high value treats when»

Just about anything edible is Lab kryptonite... but if I had to pick one thing that's the favorite of Kayla and Ellie, I guess it would be cut up all beef hot dog haha they don't get it often, but it's my go - to high value treat when I'm trying to train something difficult or desensitize to something new / scary.

Not exact matches

If your dog really doesn't get along with others — is aggressive or uncomfortable in close proximity — keep high - value treats handy when you're on walks and give your dog a treat when he sees another dog.

- Provide your dog a high value treat (Kong stuffed with peanut butter, etc.) or special toy that they only get when they go in the crate.

When he moves in your direction you stop, let him catch you, mark it and reward with high value treats.

These are great for puppies of all ages and sizes, and works well as a high - value treat when they have earned an extra special reward.

Food and Treats: When adopting an abused dog, it's likely that your dog will be malnourished, so you will need both dry and canned food and high - value treats (protein - based) to help get them to a more normal wTreats: When adopting an abused dog, it's likely that your dog will be malnourished, so you will need both dry and canned food and high - value treats (protein - based) to help get them to a more normal wtreats (protein - based) to help get them to a more normal weight.

Dogs should always be supervised, especially when new or high value treats and toys are around.

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

Again, have a helper hold her, and call her, and when she comes to you, give her several small pieces of high - value treats in a row to leave a big impact, everlasting memory on her mind.

Be careful when dispensing treats or other high - value items like rawhides or favorite toys.

Of course, be ready to praise, praise and praise and reward with high - value treats when he finally goes!

I'd also try to avoid calling her when she's in zoomies, just turn and walk in the opposite direction and then quietly praise and feed your most high - value treats when she does catch up to you, and tell her to «Go run» again.

Offering high value treats encourages pets to be more trusting when they can associate vet visits as fun!

When you want to encourage him to learn a new behavior, use higher - value treats.

This can also be done in training sessions by using a high value treat and placing it towards the bowl or when your dog is playing with his favorite toy.

However, when we're out and about and people want to greet her she will pull towards them and then when she's asked for the sit will hold it until the very last second and EXPLODE with love (even when I have really, really high value treats....

Leave dogs alone when they are eating, whether the dog is eating from a bowl or chewing a treat or any other high - value item.

Stop every few minutes to give a high - value treat when the dog is not struggling.

If it still doesn't work, try with a higher value treat, not after they've already eaten and in fact it's most effective just before meal time when they're hungriest.

When you see your dog with a chew or toy that they regard as low - value (not their most treasured or favorite resource), approach them with a high - value treat (a piece of chicken, for example) and give the cue: «give».

When you start training, you should start with the highest value reward first — for most dogs, a treat or a toy.

It's always a great idea to have high value treats with you when out on a walk.