Do you have time to clean your house, watch your kid's soccer game, make dinner, attend ClickerExpo and return home before your dog responds to a given cue? If so, this article is for you!
latency
Shortening the Intermission Between Cue and Behavior: Proofing for Latency
By Casey Lomonaco on 02/08/2009Got behaviors? Want proof?
By Casey Lomonaco on 12/08/2008Why will my dog sit in my living room, but not at class? Why will he sit directly at my feet, but not twelve feet away? I know, and you should too!
Faster Sits, No Barking, and #$%@&* Cats!
By trainer@canines... on 03/17/2007While it is true that Laev would probably not in the grand scheme of things really care much, I felt strongly that I should rise to the challenge and find a non-compulsive way to reduce our latency.
Darned Analytical Obsessive Dogs
By trainer@canines... on 03/14/2007Laev is a one-rep learner. This is not a good thing, especially when your one rep is more like five before you realize it's not what you want.
