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Hey Folks!

Here is the replay of my deep dive on what I train and focus on first with a young puppy. Below are links to videos that show examples or how to train each behavior.

Learning How to Learn

Luring:

-       Position Changes (second half of video): https://www.patreon.com/posts/first-day-of-osa-48295685

-       Spin: https://youtu.be/AEX8WknGkcA

-       Down and Under: https://youtu.be/2rqKjSJ8XmY

 

Capturing:

-       Offered Attention: https://youtu.be/SFTDHi6QCR8

-       Sits: https://youtu.be/mSfD1HLlM9Q

 

Shaping

-       Touch the butt: https://www.patreon.com/posts/touch-butt-game-95058369

-       Go to Place: https://youtu.be/--POIlmAqJ4

-       Reinforcement Zone (LLW foundation): https://youtu.be/wrd89bJtk28

-       Targeting (examples below)

 

Targeting/Proprioception/Body Confidence

-       Hand touch: https://youtu.be/FOWcfabhCXg

-       Flag Touch Off the Body: BIA Course or Start of This Video: https://youtu.be/60KTVMHGFZQ

-       Front foot target: https://youtu.be/cvg5xe1zyEo

-       Back foot target: https://youtu.beDsAH1JQJ8

-       Learning in tight spaces

-       Stopping on short sets of stairs

 

Name Game/Recall:

-       Name Game:  https://youtu.be/JuS36Q6epkI

-       Recall: https://youtu.be/qKe8pODmzbs

 

 

Clamshell/Impulse Control Game/Training Around Open Food

https://www.patreon.com/posts/impulse-control-66536858
Also check out the deep dive on neutrality

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Patreon March Deep Dive: Service Dog Puppy Training - What I Train First

The concepts and behaviors I prioritize training for a young service dog prospect! Spoiler Alert: it’s not obedience ... Things I Address First Potty Training Relaxing in a crate/settling time Body Handling Active Socialization Passive Socialization For Training: General good feels about training. I pick what the dog will excel at, and train that. So if they are super energetic and are going to suck at stays, I might teach it’s your choice, but not a stay. Learning How to Learn Luring: - Position Changes: https://www.patreon.com/posts/first-day-of-osa-48295685 - Spin: https://youtu.be/AEX8WknGkcA - Down and Under: https://youtu.be/2rqKjSJ8XmY Capturing: - Offered Attention: https://youtu.be/SFTDHi6QCR8 - Sits: https://youtu.be/mSfD1HLlM9Q Shaping - Touch the butt: https://www.patreon.com/posts/touch-butt-game-95058369 - Go to Place: https://youtu.be/--POIlmAqJ4 - Reinforcement Zone (LLW foundation): https://youtu.be/wrd89bJtk28 - Targeting Targeting/Proprioception/Body Confidence - Hand touch: https://youtu.be/FOWcfabhCXg - Flag Touch Off the Body: BIA Course or Start of This Video: https://youtu.be/60KTVMHGFZQ - Front foot target: https://youtu.be/cvg5xe1zyEo - Back foot target: https://youtu.be/_DsAH1JQJ_8 - Learning in tight spaces - Stopping on short sets of stairs Name Game/Recall: - Name Game: https://youtu.be/JuS36Q6epkI - Recall: https://youtu.be/qKe8pODmzbs Clamshell/Impulse Control Game/Training Around Open Food https://www.patreon.com/posts/impulse-control-66536858

Comments

Samantha

Ok! Lots of questions. How long do you focus on these behaviors before you start to weave in other behaviors? Do you continue to prioritize the behaviors until the behaviors are considered finished and the behavior can be generalized in many places? If a puppy has shown they are capable of one behavior, for example, luring, do you fade out the luring and only use it when necessary to teach a behavior? Are there a set of behaviors you replace these focus points as the dog begins to get a handle on them? Thank you!!

DOGGY•U

Because every dog is different, it's really hard to say exactly what I do with each dog, for how long, etc. Generally, I"ll start weaving in other behaviors based on what my dog enjoys. I really like teaching tricks, so I add those in, simply because I think it's fun. I don't wait until they are "finished" behaviors, as I'll be proofing them throughout training. Regarding luring, I fade lures as soon as possible, and then bring them back into the picture when I'm retraining the behavior in a new location to help the dog succeed, and then fade them out of those locations quickly. Regarding replacement - that really depends on the dog and the goals, but I'll be using these foundation behaviors for the life of the dog, so I continue to work on them in different environments, and then progress them into new behaviors as the dog learns, especially with targeting behaviors.