Great job!
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Thanks
Actually, I used the same ritual as I do with the food. I let her go down, stepped away, put the food bowl down, requested her attention and released her.
When she ran off I used the same ritual because I knew, if I make one step towards her, she'd run off. So I stepped back, asked her to go down, requested her attention and released her. I turned it into a fun game and didn't re-call her a single time when we worked on the problem, I let her run with the ball and requested to go down or let go of the toy and instead of working my way up to her I made her come to me and then she realized that it's not all that bad when I actually walk up to grab the ball and that it means that she gets to play some more.
Very nice! good job
Thanks! Im going to try that with helios and see how it goes!Thanks
Actually, I used the same ritual as I do with the food. I let her go down, stepped away, put the food bowl down, requested her attention and released her.
When she ran off I used the same ritual because I knew, if I make one step towards her, she'd run off. So I stepped back, asked her to go down, requested her attention and released her. I turned it into a fun game and didn't re-call her a single time when we worked on the problem, I let her run with the ball and requested to go down or let go of the toy and instead of working my way up to her I made her come to me and then she realized that it's not all that bad when I actually walk up to grab the ball and that it means that she gets to play some more.
Helios won't bring me back w.e he has in his mouth when we're outside playing fetch. The only way to make him come back is walking away but yet he doesn't get near enough, and If he sees that i'm not chasing him, he will just laydown and eat w.e he has in his mouth..
I also did a lot of table training and trained the sitz, platz and stay. These are pretty much the results of all the clicker training and NILIF I've been doing before hand
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