3 Indoor Exercises That TRANSFORM Your Outdoor Dog Training

[@kathyv7678]

you rewarded with the opposite hand/the non-tap hand :( . Love your videos and training help. thanks

[@jimhepworth]

Substitute "bed" for "box" and it becomes an excellent technique to call your dog to go to bed. Love all your training tips.

[@surayamelina]

Five is so big now! Loved the whole series with him, it’s been so helpful seeing all the stages ❤

[@sherrytaylor5935]

Opps did not put the treat in the hand being tapped

[@ArcusLibri]

Ooo thank you for the bathing suit recommendation, I've also hated how little coverage the bottoms have and unsupportive tops!

[@shhitsquiettime.2513]

I just love watching your videos. I learned and taught my puppy your shaping technique and now as an adult, she readily jumps into her airline carrier and her hiking backpack. It is an awesome experience.

[@atoledo9321]

You did good boy using your left hand instead of putting it into your right command hand😊

[@One_eyed_penguin]

This actually helped O_o

[@EpsilonAD]

Such useful cue giving tips. Thank you.

[@kman8271]

How much time should we spend a day training commands? I know we will continue using them all daily, but how much time dedicated to learning commands.

[@runnerup15]

How many treats is reasonable to use for this training for a single session? and how many times should i train per day?

[@antonellaa347]

Amazing, it seems the most people are focusing on is which hand she used- I think one comment is enough- not easy to teach and be filmed!

[@softhands3394]

Yep that shows you how many of us are actually focused and actually taking in every part of this intended video lesson on puppy training and not just watching it to go thru the motions.

[@christinacampbell388]

Put treat in the non tapping hand!

[@lavenderaussie]

Hehehe you fed the reward from the wrong hand 😂

[@winklertribe5268]

The reward came from the other hand!

[@thelighthouse1604]

On the Target session you feed him from the hand

[@davidc-l9174]

Looks like that other hand rewarded by accident! 😂

[@PoisonPenArts]

rewarded with the wrong hand :)

[@workinonit9562]

Used the wrong hand....

[@carriebateman4465]

What is the purpose of the first exercise? If there is a distraction outside and you use this to get their attention focused back in you, it’s literally just for one second. Can somebody please explain how/when this would be helpful?

[@psdeas7530]

It’s a foundational cue. If your dog is conditioned to focus on your hand when it comes up the skill transfers to other desirable behaviors; gesturing the dog away from an open door, new guest, distracting or dangerous situation. Keeps dogs from developing a tendency to shy away, or evade your hand, so you can reach down and take your dog in hand in an emergency, or if it’s just time to come inside and they still want to chase sparrows. It is SO helpful teaching “heel,” and avoids all the pulling and yanking. If you have a working dog they’ve learned to look at/focus on your hand to receive directional cues. Service dogs learn it first, then it can be transferred to “touch” the light switch or the elevator button. Even silly tricks, like teaching your dog to lie down and roll over when you point at them and say, “play dead!” Any behavior you want to ask for with a gesture is easier to start if they already look for your hand. If you end later sessions by putting both empty hands up, fingers splayed , and say “all done,” you’ve also taught them when the treats are gone, or the game is over. Then reward vocally when they settle. You’ve just taught them to know when you want some personal space. It’s really part of almost everything we try to teach them.

[@lucyElaine5656]

You used your left hand with the food instead of the right hand

[@QuotesLyrics]

I acquired a dog from the animal shelter. He is 2. When I play tug with him, which he loves, he keeps trying to grab the toy where my hand is and ends up biting me. How do I stop that?

[@user-ez3ep5zy5y]

What kind of treats do you recommend for puppy training? Thank you for posting all these very helpful videos.

[@Elmusiico]

Kibble works great, train during feeding time.

[@dorysmith2776]

We use Cheerios. They’re small enough to use often and don’t take long to chew.

[@Neo_PUBG07]

Dry eagle 67

[@lion7880]

I didn't really get the treat thing, but that's nearly what I do with the toy cord, except the dog's mouth is so huge I can't hold it by both ends for the dog to let go. Will have to figure it out

[@user-rd9zs2zq4z]

You treated with your left hand

[@Chocolaticex2000]

gentle bear 09

[@loveyall5080]

Didn't put the treat in the target hand😮.

[@shohidasobirova715]

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[@pegl6576]

Yep, treat given in the wrong hand!

[@kencurrier4713]

You fed the dog with your left hand

[@vanessasmithspeaks]

Answer to question: You gave treat with the incorrect hand

[@gertgerenser1975]

you fed him with he other hand.

[@DilfuzaDoliyeva-bp5sk]

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[@staffordsanpei7804]

you gave the treat with the wrong hand

[@laurarodewald2276]

Wrong hand

[@bhampatty1]

I saw it the moment you did it! Not the left hand!!!! Noooo!!!

[@user-zc3vr8fu9u]

Tall part 66

[@aprilstrem66]

You treated high 5 with your right hand instead of putting the treat in the hand he touched

[@katwest8564]

Treat wasn’t in the right hand. Oops 😬

[@sharonkayser8212]

You treated with the wrong hand

[@primatearmy]

She used the wrong hand twice once when we told to look and once when hands were crossed

[@keepingmypromise1353]

gave treat wrong hand

[@stellawessler7452]

You used the wrong hand