Louise Ruggiero Webboard User Reg: 06-17-2009
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My 6month old very active beauceron broke one toe running, He has a splint and a collar any ideas how to entertain him he is so bored and I am gooing crazy? th vet told me he should be crated that is ok but not all the time he is very smart any games or entertaining ideas?
Louise Ruggiero Webboard User Reg: 06-17-2009
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Thank you so much these are great ideas Jessica i am going to try this and I copied the article He already does toys but I never tought on doing scents.
I tried to get the picture to print in the signature but I just get the link any ideas how to put the picture direct?
Thanks again
Jennifer, I trained it the same as naming a toy, but I just added a scent to the item.
I just put a different scent on the different things I loose, but that the dogs can find for me. I also use baby oil as a sent on my cell phone case. I like using pleasant but distinct scents for this stuff. I just refresh the scents once a month with my through cleaning (the kind where I clean EVERYTNING&hellip
I actually got the idea from Connie. She mentioned putting scents on items for blind dogs to warn them of corners on furniture or help them find toys. I figured that if a blind dog can find a toy then a sighted dog could find a scented toy that was hidden.
ETA: I love the dog scout stuff. I play with a lot of the badges on there, and use them for ideas when I find myself getting bored with training. I'd like to say we would earn a bunch of badges if we were on the other side of the country...
Connie Sutherland Moderator Reg: 07-13-2005
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There is so much to do indoors! Even links of a chained command, such as releasing a retrieve item into the handler's hand, or (if allowed) a stately heel marker-lesson in a hallway.
Much of what you can do outdoors can be done indoors with far fewer distractions, making it a better place for starting a new command.
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