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Thanks for the comments.
Oh yes, I see now how I am slowing him down with my body and my hand. We will work on that.
Hold — OK, we will also try adding some dynamic variety, but I am a bit afraid he will just run away and show off with the object, since for him that is the ultimate fun. And a little nightmare for me 😀
Some staff from today, back, send around, hold, RT sit-stand, and some mixed quick positions and duration one.
Hold – we started to work on it some time ago, and we need quite a bit of time to build it to that point. It is so interesting to me, as it is so natural for him to hold something in his mouth. However, when I tried to teach him to grab something from the floor, there was so much frustration. And that’s why we still don’t have the learning trick of putting toys in the box.
But we did manage to master rewarding between my legs 😅
Hey,
All good, we don’t need the answer right away. I know how busy life can get.
Today I’m sending a bit more pivoting again, as well as position transitions with the platform. It looks better, especially the transitions into the sit are much clearer now.
Pivoting – okay, for now I won’t worry about the default sit and will prioritize a good position instead. I will see what target fading brings next. We will probably try some RO in the future, although we really have all options open😊
Today’s video:
ps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2uOcIUsJrPQI was also using a rear-foot target because it helped her keep his back legs still. I think I could move it a few centimeters further back for him, or gradually remove it after a few sessions. We haven’t worked on the down/sit transitions yet.
Just for fun, there is also a clip of Casper in between. He is my friends 10 year old dog and until now he hasn’t really done anything in his life. It took us a month just to get him comfortable with the sound of the clicker 😀 and now look how cute he is!
At the end, there is also our NT in motion.
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Katja Dolenc.
Hey,
Here’s our update:With NOSE TOUCH, I had quite a hard time getting a longer contact at first. Later, I managed to extend it nicely by combining it with CHIN TOUCH. With CH, I actually achieved really good calmness in all static positions—it truly settles him, so I can use it to extend calm waiting in different positions.
We’re still working on maintaining NT contact in motion and making steady progress. In general, once he learns an exercise, he quickly generalizes it to other applications. More playful and dynamic games with NT are going really well 😊 I’ll record a video in the next few days.Today I’m sending a video of our first attempts at some new exercises (pivoting, heelwork game and fast comebacks).
PIVOTING – I have a question here: should I reward him for sitting after he comes into heel position, or should he remain standing? Sometimes he sits, other times he doesn’t.
COMEBACKS – we’re still a bit clumsy 😊 We still need to get the hang of the concept of throwing rewards through the legs 😀Don’t worry about the photo — he’s just a black dog, it takes a good photographer to capture the beauty😊
No worries about the english, lets learn from each other.
So, we managed to film some tricks and we will record more in the coming days. We are traveling to lake Iseo tomorrow for a short hiking holiday, but we will still find some time to practice 😊-
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Katja Dolenc.
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