Sentences with phrase «treats in your hand»

Hamster These nocturnal creatures are loners that love to eat and store food (in their cheeks), so you can let your hammy get accustomed to your scent by holding a treat in your hand before carrying her.

To teach sit, you will let the dog sniff and lick the treat in your hand, but don't let him eat it.

Have treats in your hand and lure him along where you want him to be.

Let your dog smell a treat in your hand and have him stay in one room while you go and hide the delicious tidbit in another.

Get each paw - rent player to go to a different corner of the house with a treat in hand.

With a treat in your hand tell your dog, «go to your mat,» in a cheerful tone of voice and point to her mat.

With a treat in your hand, tell your pup, «Go to your mat,» in a cheerful tone of voice and point him toward the mat.

Brushing a dog's coat can act as a bonding time between you and your pup, and with a few treats in hand, your pup will quickly realize that a brushing session is good thing.

Start with the Sit Position and hold a treat in your hand.

Hold a treat in your hand, offer your cheek to your dog and say «Kiss».

Begin with a yummy treat in your hand.

This glass Airedale Terrier furiously thumps his tail on the ground as he spies the bag of treats in your hand.

You can't just train your dog to the point where they only listen when you have a bag of treats in your hand and there are no distractions and then expect them to obey in the same manner when they are off - leash.

Occasionally, you'll find that your dog doesn't respond to the treat in hand trick or he might be more reactive than most dogs.

Hold a treat in your hand.

She can often be found on the floor of an exam room with a treat in her hand, gently greeting a nervous patient or getting chin kisses from an exuberant pet.At the core of her practice philosophy is the belief that pet owners are key members of their pet's health care team and that decision making should be a collaborative effort based on client education and each family's unique circumstances.

With a treat in your hand, place it above your dog allowing them to follow it with their snout and sit while doing so.

Dawn has greeted pets at the front door with her enthusiastic personality and a treat in hand for many years.

Hold a treat in your hand and just have her turn her head to follow the direction your hand moves in [to stretch her neck].»

Holding a treat in your hand makes him smell your hand in attempt to locate and get the treat.

Simply enough, a treat in the hand, or in a pocket, is distracting to the dog.

This is best accomplished with a treat in your hands.

Show your pup you have a treat in your hand.

After the dog gets the pattern, you can transition to solid foods, by using a peanut butter smear and also put a treat in your hand.

At first you may need to hold the treat in your hand and bring it towards your eyes, like a lure to encourage him to make eye contact.

Building on our Foundations Manners, this class will help you train for a focused dogs in all environments, without a treat in your hand at all times!

Until we can ask for a skill without the treat in our hands, it's difficult to move on.

That's why I'm planning to stop by my vet's office this week with a box of people treats in hand.

Ensure that you have a treat in your hand.

After the dog gets the pattern, you can transition to solid foods, by using a peanut butter smear and also a treat in your hand.

Have six or seven small treats in your hand along with the pill.

Stand up, show the dog the treat in your hand, and wait for them to jump up on you.

Hold your treat in the hand that is not doing the signal.

Place the treat in your hand so the puppy can lick it.

By now, when you say «Down», she lies down — but she does it much better when she sees the treat in your hand.

Keep a treat in your hand.

To start the training, hold the treat in your hand and wait for your dog to bark.

If your puppy goes crazy for the treats in your hand, do the conditioning that shows your puppy they only get the treat by back off and waiting for you to offer it.

She can often be found on the floor of an exam room with a treat in her hand, gently greeting a...

When you start training them, they feel the need to defy your commands, even you have treats in your hands.

Place a dog treat in both hands.

Repeat this short meeting process dozens and dozens of times until your puppy looks like they can handle 8 - 10 seconds of petting while being distracted by the treats in your hand.

So start by opening the cage with a treat in hand and seeing if the hamster try leaving the cage to get the treat from you, now this is another important thing to watch for, if the hamster makes effort to exit the cage to come get treat from your hand then your hamster has grown enough comfort with you to leave his territory and enter yours, as long as your slow and patience and not too loud because they are easily scared you should be able to handle you hamster from this point, and with each passing day your hamster wi gain more an more trust in you and soon you can pitch the whole treats for peace thing.

Encourage him by pointing to the inside of the crate with a treat in your hand.

Show him a treat in your hand, then move it slowly from his nose up & back a bit over his eyes but slightly out of reach.

Now instead of giving the treats thru the cage you are going to open the cage and place the treat in your hand and allow the hamster to come into your hand and retrieve the treat, now on the first couple rounds you may be bitten or nibble on bit this normal seeing you are doing things alot differently than what it's use to.

Have two treats in your hand.

Keep treats in both hands and show the dog the treats in one of your hands.

Just grab a super tasty treat in your hand and take them outside.

Kneel in front of her with a treat in your hand.