I have never tried it in motion yet because I don't think she would do it. I am still working on that part of it. But if she is in a down, sit, or stand she will wait. I just wish I knew how to have her change positions in one place.... Still have so much to learn "sigh"
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In one place? With Conan I haven't taught a stand yet, but he can down and sit. With him I taught the sit. Then the down. And now in refresher basic training I have him sit, then down from the sit, then sit from the down, etc. Now I will sometimes tell him to sit while he's sitting, because he's very good at reacting to the first sound he hears. Not so much anymore after I started doing that.
And when I do this, I do mark and reward every position, just to keep the redundant refresher training fun.
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Re: Wait vs stay
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