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Here is my video for Stealth Self control: https://youtu.be/9UfL5LwHNzQ.
Here is a video for collar grab: https://youtu.be/2EFXneN63JM.
I started with food, but failed to notice a toy, that he did not fail to notice, so we switched. As we worked, I noticed that my holding his collar when I get the toy may be acting counter-productively to the collar grab, adding a slight aversive into the sequence, so I shifted to tossing a treat to get the toy–I think you may have been pointing this out earlier, but I really felt it here. I liked the last rep. 😊
Here is stealth (recall): https://youtu.be/YC_XFa_G2Ec. I did it a little different; I went to my facility that he is very familiar with, and that has its “furniture” changed around with things added and subtracted every few days to work recall.
Here is Goat tricks 1 (First session): https://youtu.be/-Gc0a6oOc0A.
I think it went well other than him knocking his prop onto his head and then slipping–I will stay further from the carpet’s edge next session. 😊So I started working on the blind cross outdoors because I thought it would be easier running; however, when I threw the treat, he glanced, did not see it, and just went after the toy–I did not have time to get ahead. After a couple tries, we moved indoors. I considered throwing a second toy, but thought getting the basic idea first made sense–thoughts?
Next, I chose a longer toy, but it seemed to make it harder controlling his behavior around the toy and it made it harder for me to control the toy. I am thinking of going to a smaller toy–thoughts? Good idea or work through it?
Here is the video (indoors): https://youtu.be/z5ki5KNt2UU.
Here is the wing exercise standing: https://youtu.be/W9rtDFqqo6c. I hope I am not giving too much thinking time, but it did seem like he was thinking and not frustrated–although he did need to zoom a bit after.
Here is my Shaping a wing wrap video: https://youtu.be/PufHfm3DuEs.
Ooops! Here it is: https://youtu.be/zPMOXwjGjFs. Sorry about that!
I have tried to incorporate your comments in this video: https://youtu.be/JuyohWva1RY.
I forgot to do the scatter on camera, but when I was at the camera, I did do it and it clearly helped him lower is arousal and settle–yay! I will try and train myself to do it more promptly.
I think I was able to switch from food to toy much more smoothly.
The yoga mat worked better, although not perfectly, poor fellow! We’ll take it outside later.
Here is my video for the prop game 1: https://youtu.be/JuyohWva1RY.
I am having trouble finding something that does not slide. I can try outside in the morning, but . . . there are deer tonight.
I brought the toy in midway, but felt it was over-arousing him; I’m interested if you agree with the decision.
On one he failed to go. Did I wait too long to reset?
Thank you!
The link seems wonky so I’m reposting the same one as above: https://youtu.be/tPUYy13-G94.
Thank you!
I redid some of the exercises trying to use a lower treat hand by my knees. I then added running to the toy game. I have a marker: “take it” that he knows already; I just wasn’t using it because I was thinking about too many other things🙄–I used it here (once imperfectly, but the second one got out of my mouth right). I also added a treat trade with mixed results. For a bonus, we added a collision into my tripod and me out of enthusiasm!!!
Here are the other drive to handler exercises–I put them together because I saw other were: https://youtu.be/JMYgWQYKOm0. Let me know which way is better for you. 🙂
Here is my first, baby level, drive to handler video: https://youtu.be/uUXkJQub0CQ.
