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#256312 - 11/06/09 12:46 PM Re: Tug as a reward [Re: Jennifer Lee]
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I'd probably work with food, pulling out the toy at the end of a session on the last mark.

But you could also dial it back with a game/walk before a training session.

And I would start using markers. The clarity of when and how the toy has been earned is so much greater.

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#256313 - 11/06/09 12:52 PM Re: Tug as a reward [Re: Connie Sutherland]
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Thanks!
Next time I will do some work with food like normal then pull out the tug at the end. Using it like a jackpot.

Maybe if he knows we are "working" he will settle down a little.
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#256346 - 11/06/09 10:37 PM Re: Tug as a reward [Re: Connie Sutherland]
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 Originally Posted By: Connie Sutherland

You're not using marker training?


Not intentionally.

I try not to use corrections though, so maybe in some sort of loose interpretation one could find similarities....
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