Anne Jones Webboard User Reg: 04-29-2004
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I like the fact the my dogs offer behaviors to me. It means that they are happy to work & are showing their engagement with me. It also shows that they are thinking about what they have to do to get rewarded. If I don't want the behaviors & want to teach something new, I just give a negative marker & tell them to wait & then move forward.
I do prety much what Barb said she does. Except I often have both dogs doing it at the same time if I pick up a treat in the kitchen to take to toss into a crate or just to give them because I want to.
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Re: How to make the dog avoid offering a behavior
[Re: aimee pochron ]
#292821 - 08/19/2010 04:04 PM 
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