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Lori-Anne Harker
ParticipantHi Tracy
Thanks for the response!
So,
1 – treat and then tug right after to build value for treats/food
2 – get excited giving her the treat, and moving the treat to make it more exciting (followed by tug after the delivery!).
3 – for the nose to target put it on the target (DRAT! I know to do that, me being lazy!)
4 – get on my feet. (Yikes! all the bending for the nose target)Will do a foot target video a bit later – she needs a nap.
Lori
Lori-Anne Harker
ParticipantSorry – Had to edit and put the link in differently – I thought we needed to use the ‘link’ button in the editor.
Lori
Lori-Anne Harker
ParticipantHi Tracy
I am positive it is me!
I did a quick video of Pre-Game 2 – Nose to target. We’ve done this about 3 other times very similarily. This is pretty representative of what she does generally in shaping. And yes, you will see that I am getting a little frustrated as she quits working really easily. I am using cheese for the treat here and she SEEMS to likes that a lot generally.
She’ll even do this sort of thing when I do a session before she has breakfast.
I’ll do a video of trying to get her to foot target, having trouble trying to think of something I won’t use related to agility but won’t look like a toy that she should grab.
Thanks
Lori
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Lori-Anne Harker.
Lori-Anne Harker
ParticipantHi Tracy
She is adorable but I am somewhat stumped by her so far. Anything that I try to shape involving her using her feet (into something, onto something, shake a paw) seems to go nowhere fast, even with what seems to be high value rewards for her and even when she is successful she will leave the game.
Lori
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