o As long as your cat plays nice, you can continue to play with him, and if you need to end the play time before he is ready, but he is not aggressive at all,
then reward him with a treat.
«Click» when the cat performs the desired behavior and
then reward her with a treat.
Put him in a down / stay,
then reward with a treat after a few minutes.
Click — or say a key word like «Yes» — whenever you catch your dog yawning, and
then reward him with treats or a game with a toy.
If you tell him to sit and
then reward him with a treat when he obeys he will learn that; however, you will need to repeat this many times.
Start with a short «wave» of the dryer over their side and
then reward with a treat.
Play with them using feathers on a string to draw them out and
then reward them with the treat.
Use the treats to lure your hound into a sit or down, or call him to you, and
then reward him with the treats.
Not exact matches
We all deserve a little
reward now and
then, and for me, it's definitely some time
with my beloved oven while preparing a
treat like these delightful dairy - free cinnamon rolls.
I'm
rewarded with one final
treat: a scoop of Salt & Straw's summer - sweet - corn buttermilk ice cream,
then a taste of the apricot - and - citra - hops flavor (pictured).
If you're training your dog
with food
rewards,
then give it a
treat when it plays well
with your child or behaves affectionately around them.
We somehow missed the Trick or
Treat Trail leaflets, but the idea was that you search for letters around the city and
then as you leave are
rewarded with a pack of buttons and a Halloween badge.
We
then would call them away from Mason and
reward them
with a
treat.
He'll naturally back up, and
then you can
reward him
with a
treat, such as praise, a pat on the head, or a small biscuit.
«If our losses today are part - payment for every family that is more secure because of a job we helped create, every person
with depression who is
treated with the compassion they deserve, every child who does a little better in school, every apprentice
with a long and
rewarding career to look forward to, every gay couple who know their love is worth no less than everyone else's, and every pensioner
with a little more freedom and dignity in retirement,
then I hope our losses can be endured
with a little selfless dignity.»
What's happening between dog and owner - turned - voice - coach is fairly straightforward, Coren says: Owner hears the dog making a sound that resembles a phrase, says the phrase back to the dog, who
then repeats the sound and is
rewarded with a
treat.
If you are maintaining a healthy weight, you can
reward yourself
with a sweet
treat every now and
then.
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.
He will, and
then you will
reward him
with treats and praise.
Then,
reward your dog
with high - value
treats.
Teach her to go to her mat by luring her
with a
treat a few times,
then tossing a
treat to the mat as you tell her to go to her mat, until you can say «Chloe, go to your mat» and she will go directly there, and you give her a
reward.
If Rex ignores the
treats and continues to bark and lunge,
then you call the dog and
reward him
with a
treat or toy for coming.
Then the dog is
rewarded with praise or a
treat.
Then reward him
with praise and a
treat.
As your dog walks along
with you without a tight leash and follows you, give him
treats now and
then to
reward him for good behavior.
If you want to teach your rabbit simple behaviour that may be less likely to occur on its own you can lure your rabbit to do the thing you want, typically
with a
treat then when you get the rabbit to perform the action you want you use the clicker and give a
reward.
By using a pet clicker or by simply clicking your fingers when you rabbit does something you want and
then positive association this
with a
reward, primarily food
treats your rabbit will soon learn what «good behaviour» is.
After they are starting to get it, intermittently give them
treats,
then progress to just «
rewarding» them
with a hand signal.
In other words,
reward with a
treat every time until it is a habit and
then begin intermittent
rewards.
Have them stay for just a moment or two and
then give a
treat reward with an upbeat praise.
Hide,
then call the puppy,
rewarding her
with treats or a game of tug - o - war when she finds you.
Set him down on the spot he is supposed to use, and
then reward him
with lots of praise and his special
treat.
Command - Response -
Reward is a vital technique for nearly all behavior problems: instead of yelling or hitting the dog, interrupt the bad behavior by giving a command (possibly so simple as «sit»), and
then once the response is obtained, the dog is
rewarded with a
treat or lavish praise.
Because a clicker is more immediate than reaching in a bag to deliver a
treat, the sound can be made at the exact moment the desired behavior occurs,
then followed up
with a
treat, belly rub, head scratch, praise, or whatever the chosen
reward.
Your goal is for the puppy to recognize the hand action and word, perform the behavior, and
then be
rewarded with the
treat or toy.
Then reward your dog
with a very small
treat when he becomes quiet.
Clive Wynne, associate psychology professor at the University of Florida, contests the findings that dogs show no
reward preference because a control test wasn't conducted as it was
with the primates, who were first shown the better
treat and
then asked to (but didn't!)
Then,
reward it
with a
treat.
Give your dog a simple command and
then excitedly
reward him
with one
treat right after the other, delivering the pill as the third or fourth
reward.
Behavior modification training includes moving your dog to another room when strangers are in the house to slowing introducing your dog to the idea of strangers and
then rewarding the behavior
with affection or a
treat.
Start by trading the ball for
treats and
then reward the dropping of the first ball
with the throwing of the second ball.
In a quiet, calm environment say your puppy's name
then reward him instantly
with a
treat.
They key is to get the dog to perform the action and at that exact moment give the command for the action,
then praise the dog and
reward him
with a
treat.
Another fun game
then if your dog is of the clingy type, is to toss some
treats to distract your dog (or have a helper hold him if he doesn't» mind) while you immediately hide somewhere easy and
then you call your dog (by name or whistle) and
reward him
with some
treats for finding you.
You may buy the yummiest and the most expensive
treats for the sole reason that you «think» your dog will love it, but if your dog simply thinks it is not
rewarding enough
then you end up
with a very expensive piece of rubbish.
So I will get up, tell the dog to «stay» walk a distance and
then come back and
reward the dog
with a
treat or a piece of kibble.
When he goes to his spot and lays down tell him «stay» and
then release him
with a
treat reward.
Every moment the dog pulls, the person stops in his tracks, entices the dog to return to his side
with a
treat, and
then praises and
rewards the dog for staying in heel position by giving the
treat.
For example, both handlers can walk backwards while calling their dogs to them, have them sit or lie down, and
reward each
with a
treat,
then resume your walk.
Then you can start to take him on very short trips; always
rewarding him
with treats after.