Hand Touch Game

Training Dogs with FOOD REWARDS - with Ed Frawley university.lee...
When we ask our dog for a hand-touch we expect the dog to touch their nose to the palm of our hand. The hand-touch becomes a fun game that our dogs love to play at home and on walks. In fact, with many dogs, the hand-touch itself becomes a reward.
Once our dog becomes fluent with the hand-touch we can use it to redirect the dog away from unwanted distractions like other dogs, people, or things that make them nervous or reactive.
This video came out of a new 5 hour online course from Leerburg.com titled Training Your Dog With High Value Food Rewards with Ed Frawley. The course has over 100 videos in it. It replaces a 2 hour course Ed did back in 2006.
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[@mtngrammy6953]

Love the hand touch for distraction, especially with a pup who is reactive to things. One of the first things I teach.

[@Gimpinalong]

Yep! The best thing about my girl as a pup was her solid finger touch. It made working with her and especially the unforeseen things in public manageable even from my wheelchair. Finger targeting (touch) and place were everything!

[@HUNT-DOG]

Or as I call it, “boop the snoot”. Step 1 with the dogs that come through our world. It’s cool recalling a dog from hundreds of yards away by holding your hand out.