A couple weeks ago I wrote about this dog training webinar I had just watched.
Since then Tess has been undergoing a training regime.
She is living proof that it IS possible to teach an old dog new stuff.
Using the tools and tips suggested in the webinar has produced quick results.
I am impressed.
She has stopped begging for food at the table.
She has stopped jumping up on visitors.
She will go sit on her bed when cued. The cue is simple – a click on the training clicker thingy, a visual cue pointing at her bed, and the word command.
She has stopped – almost – barking at people. When she does start, she will stop on command. Except for yesterday. We had two strangers in the house delivering our new lounge suite. That proved to be a bit too much to handle. But it did provide a good opportunity for more training.
These are the magic tools. The pink thing is the clicker. Nothing like stating the obvious!
Raili Tanska
Persevere….
Success!
Aww brilliant, good old Tess 🥰👍
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I’ll have to remember this when we get a new dog! (When we’ve finished travelling in a year or two.
Our next challenge has just appeared on the door step. Our son has a 6 week old adorable puppy. Tess has been our only fur baby all ten years of her life
Well done both!
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Yep 😍
Because of your success I will look into this. Babe certainly need help
Our next, much bigger challenge, will be introducing her to my son’s newly acquired 6 week old puppy. Cuteness personified.
Fabulous post
Thanks
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