Once the treat or toy is gone, the dog stops performing and the whole training game falls apart.
Well, in this week’s lesson I address this complex issue by delving into the mind of the dog and explaining the difference between Luring & Rewarding vs. Bribing. For a dog to be well trained, he must do what we ask him to do without the presence of the reward. Otherwise we’re only bribing our dog. See: online dog training [/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row]
the reward is always there, the just doesn’t see it!
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One of the biggest stumbling blocks for dog trainers and different levels is the ability to fade the rewards and gain compliance from their dogs.
Once the treat or toy is gone, the dog stops performing and the whole training game falls apart.
Well, in this week’s lesson I address this complex issue by delving into the mind of the dog and explaining the difference between Luring & Rewarding vs. Bribing. For a dog to be well trained, he must do what we ask him to do without the presence of the reward. Otherwise we’re only bribing our dog. See: online dog training [/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row]
the reward is always there, the just doesn’t see it!
Recommended Products for this Lesson
Luring & Rewarding vs. Bribing
One of the biggest stumbling blocks for dog trainers and different levels is the ability to fade the rewards and gain compliance from their dogs.
Once the treat or toy is gone, the dog stops performing and the whole training game falls apart.
Well, in this week’s lesson I address this complex issue by delving into the mind of the dog and explaining the difference between Luring & Rewarding vs. Bribing. For a dog to be well trained, he must do what we ask him to do without the presence of the reward. Otherwise we’re only bribing our dog. See: online dog training