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Clicker Training Making it Real

ICAWC 2011: Carolyn Menteith - Clicker Training

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Clicker TrainingMaking it Real

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Clicker TrainingMaking it Real

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Why Train Rescue Dogs?

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Why Train Rescue Dogs?

A trained rescue dog is more likely to find a home

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Why Train Rescue Dogs?

A trained rescue dog is more likely to find a home

A trained rescue dog can be marketed as more desirablethan a puppy

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Why Train Rescue Dogs?

A trained rescue dog is more likely to find a home

A trained rescue dog can be marketed as more desirablethan a puppy

Training a dog improves his mental health and his qualityof life

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Why Train Rescue Dogs?

A trained rescue dog is more likely to find a home

A trained rescue dog can be marketed as more desirablethan a puppy

Training a dog improves his mental health and his qualityof life

Training a dog using reward-based methods can make himsafer, happier and more handle-able

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What isClicker Training?

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Clicker training is a way tocommunicate to the dog that

something he did is going to gethim something he wants – and so

is something worth repeating.

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What is so good about Clicker Training?

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What is so good about Clicker Training?

Accuracy

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What is so good about Clicker Training?

Accuracy

Enthusiastic Learning

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What is so good about Clicker Training?

Accuracy

Enthusiastic Learning

Working it out

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What is so good about Clicker Training?

Accuracy

Enthusiastic Learning

Working it out

Click – not Words

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What is so good about Clicker Training?

Accuracy

Enthusiastic Learning

Working it out

Click – not Words

Luring and Shaping

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How to Clicker Train

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How to Clicker Train

Lure or shape the behaviour

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How to Clicker Train

Lure or shape the behaviour

Wait for the behaviour to be offered

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How to Clicker Train

Lure or shape the behaviour

Wait for the behaviour to be offered

Name the behaviour

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How to Clicker Train

Lure or shape the behaviour

Wait for the behaviour to be offered

Name the behaviour

Practise it everywhere

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How to Clicker Train

Lure or shape the behaviour

Wait for the behaviour to be offered

Name the behaviour

Practise it everywhere

Reduce the rewards

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Making it Real

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Rules of Clicker Training

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Rules of Clicker Training

If you click, you must treat

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Rules of Clicker Training

If you click, you must treat No pushing or pulling

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Rules of Clicker Training

If you click, you must treat No pushing or pulling No punishment – just no reward

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Rules of Clicker Training

If you click, you must treat No pushing or pulling No punishment – just no reward The clicker is a marker only – not a

remote control

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Rules of Clicker Training

If you click, you must treat No pushing or pulling No punishment – just no reward The clicker is a marker only – not a

remote control Stay safe – and have fun!

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