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3 Ways to Get Your Dog to Come Back with ACE Dog Sports
When it comes to dog training the single most common issue that gets in the way of progress is the lack of a “solid” or reliable recall (come when called). This video might help you determine if your dog comes as reliably as (s)he could. From time to time even well-trained dogs will need their training “fine-tuned” for faster, more reliable responses.
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Tip 1 - The Value of YOUR rewards!
How you reward your dog for their training and behaviour is crucial, it’s dog training 101, the basics of basics BUT we see many get it wrong and then plateau or damage their dogs training and relationship.
An effective reward is, of course, something your DOG finds rewarding, but not what YOU think they find rewarding. Here is the first error many make, you need to EXPERIMENT, the results may surprise you!
Also, stop thinking of it as food, toys or praise, think of it as MONEY! This will make it easier for you to understand how your dog perceives and works for your rewards.
We often hear “my dog is not food motivated” then as soon as we offer ‘Fritz’ or ‘cheese’ their butts hit the ground quicker then we can deliver it! The same with ‘my dog isn’t toy motivated’ but as soon as we add some exciting movement and make the toy come alive the dog is like “game on!”.
If you do not have an appropriate reward for your dog, then your training will struggle.
Here are some points to consider;
1. Your environment will change your rewards value, so aim for it to be high! A dog may work for chicken in your rear yard but in the local park it may find the smells, other dogs, people, sights and sounds far more valuable. You either have to beat it or you are not ready for that environment.
For example, I would use ‘fritz’ in everyday training for Kato, but if training somewhere more distracting in public I would use cheese.
2. Is it easy to deliver? Crumbly treats or bulky toys will impede and distract, not assist your training.
3. Is the food reward difficult to eat? Dry liver and kibble aren’t as rewarding to many dogs as believed. If it takes your dog too long to eat, or crumbles everywhere you will struggle to maintain focus during your training sessions.
4. DON’T ASSUME what your dog finds valuable, it will make an ass out of you…. but not me or the dog. Many might be trying to reward or correct their dog’s behaviour but in fact doing the opposite. Yelling “stop it Fido!” at a barking dog may be perceived as a rewarding to the dog (They got your attention)
For example. Kato was a notorious cheese hound, but if you tried giving him physical praise as a reward you are by science “punishing” him. He didn’t care for physical touch, it wasn’t his ‘Jam’!
5. Make is SCARCE, if you use food as rewards, that food should only come in training. If you use toys, use a specific one for training then take it away. Make it a novelty, rare, A TREAT!
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NOW LETS GET BUSY WITH YOUR FIRST STEP!
Firstly we want you to try different rewards to discover what makes your dog go weak at the knees, what puts a wag in their tail, what floats their boat.
Experiment with different rewards by asking your dog for simple obedience skills or a easy trick to see how your dog reacts. Then, here is the important part, WRITE IT DOWN AND ASSIGN A MONETARY VALUE to each.
This will help you understand what your dogs best rewards and motivators are and how you can use it to benefit your dogs training and behaviour!
Is it food? If so, what type? Chicken, cheese, Hotdog, Fritz (Devon or whatever you interstaters call it)?
Is it toys? Is it manageable for your training? Can you combine the toy with food so you can get more repetitions in training? For example, can you reward with food then end with the toy and a game?
Once you have experimented and assigned values then you will know what to use, when to use it and where to use it!
DO NOT UNDERESTIMATE YOUR REWARD! It is your dogs currency and your training will be all the better for using the right denomination! ;)
Also, do not let others bully you into feeling bad for using a particular type of reward, it’s your dog, you do what works best for you and them.
Get cracking and EXPERIMENT!
If you have any questions please feel free to ask them in here!
#goldisvaluableforareason #areyourewarding
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Catch and cook - Beer Battered Spanish Mackerel Fish Burgers
Fish Burgers!!! Its been a long time coming but I finally found some time and got my head around putting a catch and cook video together.
Headed out the Fidos reef down at Tweed Heads with my fishing mate Ant. The seas were angry but the fish were on, lots of hits and some nice catches of Tuna and Spanish Mackerel made it a great trip out. Had to hightail it home and put the fish on ice in the cooler bag for the day until I had time to deal with them, but was still the perfect start to the day.
Hope you enjoy the burgers if you get a chance to make them and be sure to get the Brioche Buns! They turn any burger into the most delicious thing you have ever! Cheers Rod
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