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Find a Better Way |
Are you are tired of pulling and yelling at your dog? |
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This section gives a quick introduction to clicker training. It shows you a simple, fun way to tell your dog what you want. |
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Training with Games, the Clicker Way |
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How to Use This Book |
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Fast Start |
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Here are the simple tools you will need to begin clicker training. You will also find a chart to help you select the skills your dog needs. |
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What You Will Need |
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Treats |
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Teaching the Click |
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Sessions |
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Clicker Solutions Chart |
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Manners |
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Use these clicker games to teach your dog how to become a well-behaved member of your family. |
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People Manners for Dogs |
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Sit (Magnet Method) |
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Sit (Capture Method) |
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Sit (Shaping Method) |
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Magic Eyes |
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Go to Your Mat |
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Polite Puppy |
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Loose Leash Walking (Make Like a Tree) |
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Loose Leash Walking (Magnet Method) |
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Loose Leash Walking (Penalty Yards) |
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Catch Me Game |
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Ping-Pong Puppy (Coming When Called) |
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Hide-and-Go-Seek (Coming When Called) |
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Down (Capture Method) |
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Down (Magnet Method) |
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Stay |
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Strengthening the Stay |
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Stand (The Magnet Method) |
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Doggie Zen |
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Leave It |
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Other Practical Skills |
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Teach these additional skills to keep you and your dog happy and healthy. |
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Give Game |
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Picking Up Items |
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Get It Game 1 |
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Get It Game 2 |
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Find It Game |
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Crate Training |
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House Training |
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Bell Signal |
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House Training Management |
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Car Riding |
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Handling |
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Useful Tricks and Games |
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Games and tricks teach your dog to be useful. These tricks make you a more effective teacher and will amaze your friends |
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Teaching Useful Tricks |
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Capture Something Cute |
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Target Stick/Targeting |
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Nose |
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Paw |
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Spin |
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Toss |
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Put It Away |
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Trick Suggestions |
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Super Clicking |
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How to refine and improve your teaching. |
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Becoming a Super Clicker |
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Take it on the Road |
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Fading the Clicker |
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Vary the Treat |
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Teaching Charts |
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Finding a Class |
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Phone Interview Form |
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Class Observation Form |
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Creating a Safe Dog |
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How to teach your dog to avoid hurting or disturbing people. |
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Preventing Chewing or Nipping |
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Solutions for Possession Guarding |
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Children and Canine Safety |
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Playing Safely with Dogs |
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Problem Barking |
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A Dog's Bill of Rights |
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What dogs need and deserve to live long and happy lives. This section shows how fun and rewarding supplying these basic needs can be. |
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Needs |
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Healthy Food |
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Socialization |
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Companionship |
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Secure Environment |
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Play |
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Educational Toys |
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Jobs |
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Exercise |
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Stimulation |
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Peace and Quiet |
174 |
Understanding |
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Tips and Terms |
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Resources |
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Clicker Training Web Sites |
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Other Dog Related Sites |
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Books |
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Operant Conditioning Books |
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Videos |
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Book and Clicker Training Supplies |
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Associations |
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Index |
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Table and Chart |
List |
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Treats |
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Example Day |
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Solutions |
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House Training Management |
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Handling |
89 |
Trick Suggestions |
116 |
Karen Pryor's Fifteen Rules of Shaping |
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Training Chart |
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Phone Interview Form |
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Class Observation Form |
136 |
Children and Canine Safety |
144 |
Socialization |
156 |
Companionship |
159 |
Requirements for a Dog-Safe Yard |
161 |
Dog Related Activities |
169 |
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