Get Your Dog To Respond Faster: Latency In Dog Training

[@lzndrwd]

This is such great, helpful, specifically practical information Thank you!

[@yvonnefyock2129]

Love this video,I can't wait to try it

[@petrapilkington8003]

Great podcast, thank you. love your hair , suits you❤

[@darnold5575]

Self awareness, must... That variable schedule. Muchly needed this.

[@DogsThat]

Learn how to train or re-train a fast sit and down: 10 Ways to Teach Sit - kzbin.info/www/bejne/jYGce4WdgLFlhc0 10 Ways to Teach Down - kzbin.info/www/bejne/e2qsiX6rmtx9eqc Discover more about reinforcing average or better: kzbin.info/www/bejne/a5qZdYx_qLBnhas

[@SHWF-411]

This is soooo helpful. Thank you!🎉

[@watchmoivies123]

Love your hair do you have a braided up on top of your head ? Very pretty

[@karentemple6282]

Thanks Susan. Q has always been very high energy and so I trained for calm and inadvertently trained slow as well LOL. Now we have a way to train fast and calm. Thnx!

[@petraferg11]

Great advice for me and Hogan as we have been struggling with latency quite a bit 😊

[@DogsThat]

Thank you, Petra! Please come back and share how your training goes 💕

[@petraferg11]

@@DogsThat I will!

[@yuminagaoka515]

I watched the other one (average or better) as well. They are like your coaching calls. Thank you so much!

[@RyokiF]

What a good podcast number. 🎉 The content came right when I needed it too. I can't figure out if our older dog responds slowly because of our training or his physical limitations.

[@DogsThat]

💕💕💕

[@quinngonzalez2856]

Okay question- Those times when your dog is slower than average, and you don't reinforce... what DO you do? Walk away from your dog and come back to training later? Give the cue again? Neither of those seem like the right thing but I don't know what else to do!

[@DogsThat]

Hi @quinngonzalez2856 we have a video all about average or better - kzbin.info/www/bejne/a5qZdYx_qLBnhas

[@quinngonzalez2856]

@@DogsThat Thank you! Very helpful!

[@mentalplex7]

​@@DogsThatthat's a really unclear answer to a simple question. A clear answer would be: 'instead of reinforcing with a treat or whatever strong reinforcement you're using to reinforce meeting criteria, pat your dog on the head, release them, and then cue again.'

[@wingingit3833]

This was informative. Thank you. If the dog does not respond quickly enough (I’m working on Sit) do you just walk away? Not acknowledge? Obviously no praise or treat or click, but do you just ignore and abandon?

[@llewellamorgan-hl5gb]

Thank you, great podcast! It is giving me some clarification, which I can in turn give my dog clarification! However, I do need further clarification, lol. I understand that if there is latency for a sit at the door, you can break it off by walking away from the door, come back and ask for the sit again. But if you’re just in the kitchen, or out and about and you ask for a random sit that doesn’t come quickly, how do you break that off to start again? Do you walk away with them and come back to the original place you asked for the sit?

[@jennadonaldson2378]

Great video, thanks! Question about sitting at the door- do you cue this or do you expect your dogs to make this choice on their own?

[@DogsThat]

Hi Jenna! You can add "touching the door knob" as a new cue to your sit behavior using the formula explained in this blog post: susangarrettdogagility.com/2018/09/when-do-i-add-a-cue/ Dogs are great at anticipating and will catch this fast! 💕

[@teolinek]

How would you measure that 1,8 of a second? I guess, one would need a good sense of time.

[@RaptorsGirl]

Always measure with video recording of my training sessions.

[@fundip43]

Doesn’t adding anticipation reduce lag time ? like a readyyyyyyyyyyy… gett it. treat value too seems too /.general work drive Not sure if the readyyy is less generalized or if it creates dependency in producing low latency command structure