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Doggie Zen: Teaching your dog to take treats nicely - Petoskey News-Review

Doggie Zen: Teaching your dog to take treats nicely Petoskey News-Review Like many lab (and other) puppies, Marley was an exuberant dog who got over-aroused easily, and did not understand the concept of "wait calmly." Doggie Zen was the perfect training exercise to teach him to wait politely for a treat instead of jumping ...

Critter Corner: Dog behavior can click into place - San Jose Mercury News

Critter Corner: Dog behavior can click into place San Jose Mercury News A: "Clicker Training" is the term for training or teaching method that entails marking a desired behavior with the sound of a "click," followed by a reward. The reward can be whatever the animal may desire at that time -- a toy, treats, or affection.

Shortcuts in Training - Seattle Post Intelligencer (blog)

Seattle Post Intelligencer (blog)

Shortcuts in Training Seattle Post Intelligencer (blog) We let the pup drag the leash around while distracting her from it, created a positive association with the leash by including some yummy food treats and within a short time, she was happily walking with us. We are all living in a lightning fast world.

Britain's Got Talent: Pudsey's secret? Click and treat, not yell and beat - The Guardian

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Britain's Got Talent: Pudsey's secret? Click and treat, not yell and beat The Guardian Being able to accurately click-and-treat rather than yell and beat meant that dog training could become incredibly precise and the things that we now find the dog capable of are pretty much limitless. At one end of the scale you get cute dogs that can ... Whirlwind few days for talented winnersNorthamptonshire Evening Telegraph Prize pooch Pudsey to perform for the queenUSA TODAY all 114 news articles »

There's always room for one more at Angell Animal Clinic - Sentinel and Enterprise

There's always room for one more at Angell Animal Clinic Sentinel and Enterprise Visitors entering a circular room inside the center of the hospital are immediately met with the sounds of dozens of barking dogs, excited for someone to pet them, walk them or give them treats. All have unique names, like Rolo and Fat Boy and wear ...