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What is the first step to your dog paying attention? Where do you take him on a leash? When do you reward him? |
Go outside with your dog on a leash or there is mild to moderate distraction, each time he happens to look all on his own in your direction give him a treat. |
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What should you be sure that the dog doesn't see while you are training attention? |
Be sure your dog doesn't see the treats but that they're easily accessible to you. |
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How should you be sure not to address the dog? What is your only job training attention? |
You should be sure not to address the dog by calling his name, the only job is to keep at least part of your attention on your dog. |
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What should you not doing when training attention to your dog? What should you do if he doesn't look at you once for a minute or two? |
Do not treat and get the dogs attention, if he doesn't look at you with a minute or two take a step or two forward and be ready to praise. |
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Why is the attention exercise counterintuitive to most exercises? |
This exercise is counterintuitive to most exercises, because you want to start somewhere where there is a little bit of distraction. |
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How should you be, and what should you do? What should you do if your dog is too distracted in the environment? |
Be patient, give your dog time to look in your direction, if he is too distracted by the environment, move somewhere where there is a little less distraction. |
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How long should these sessions be? When should you stop? |
Keep these sessions short, once you've gone in 5 to 10 treats stop. |
