Clicker Training – How to clicker train your dog
Clicker training – Learn how to use a clicker to train your dog and deal with behavior problems. Don’t forget to rate this video, leave comments and subscribe to my channel. You can also get my FREE ebook “101 Ways To Improve Your Dog’s Behavior” at: www.amazingdogtrainingman.com
tayloraddison
27 Jun, 2010
THAT WAS SO HELPFUL!!! THANKS SO MUCH ERIC
trudal987
27 Jun, 2010
@EvelineUK so the theory behind this is that dogs aren’t smart enough to recognize a word? I suppose it would be easy to acquaint a sharp sound but some dogs are pretty damn smart.
EvelineUK
27 Jun, 2010
@trudal987
The clicker makes the same sound every single time, no matter who uses it.
You could do, some people say YES, but with a voice, it’s not always consistant. ‘Good’ can be ‘good’ or ‘gooooood’, high or a bit lower depending on who is training the dog, or whether you have a cold or not.
eletendre1
27 Jun, 2010
@LuvCudi4ever Few dollars.
LuvCudi4ever
27 Jun, 2010
about how much does a clicker cost?
bammafan
27 Jun, 2010
how do i make swimming fun
trudal987
28 Jun, 2010
Why cant you just say “good” and give treat instead of buying a clicker?
yodude284
28 Jun, 2010
you are nice
iwkapl
28 Jun, 2010
@sarakellaghan1989 absolutely! he says it at 2:30
90puppylover
28 Jun, 2010
not remote controle ur dog
And thanks 4 making this video:)
Vanilladot
28 Jun, 2010
how do we know that the dog is charged???
warcriminal666
28 Jun, 2010
in behaviorism, repetition is key. however, you wouldn’t want to reward so much that your reward loses value. Variable interval schedules of reinforcement produce the best results. second question- the closer the reward is to the stimulus the more effective the stimulus will be.
warcriminal666
28 Jun, 2010
i’ve never clicker trained but i am a psych student. i would assume that it would be easier for the dog to discriminate the frequency and volume of the conditioned stimulus if it was the same kind of click every time. dogs seem to generalize well, since people don’t always pronounce specific commands exactly the same way. so i would think fingers would work fine, but the clicker might be slightly better.
Jal1515
28 Jun, 2010
no dog is too young.. best age to start training is 7weeks and up.
Jal1515
28 Jun, 2010
because you reward your dog as soon as you click.
costimasca
28 Jun, 2010
Yes you can use finger sounds instead but it’s better to use the clicker.
If you don’t want a clicker you can use a metal cap from juice bottles : )
vilius2007
28 Jun, 2010
Can you do it 500 times a day? How about timing? Can you “click” your fingers within fraction of a second from the behaviour you want to mark?
Yodavid1
28 Jun, 2010
can’t you just do the famous fingers’ sound instead??
logan16wol
28 Jun, 2010
When you immediately give him a treat.
logan16wol
28 Jun, 2010
Yes, when your dog is straining the leash, you can say: no! and when your dogs catches your attention and stops straining…you immediately cilck and treat and so on until he understands that when he is not straining he gets a treat.
Smilebine25
28 Jun, 2010
Hi,
I have a question. Is it possible to use a clicker to teach your dog not to strain at the leash?
Kabukihomewood
28 Jun, 2010
wait till your dog is looking away, then click. If the dog immediately turns around looking for a treat, he knows what’s up.
HalfSharkGator
28 Jun, 2010
a clicker basically takes the place of the trainer saying good boy?
how young is too young for a dog to be trained this way?
BigJohnsHog
28 Jun, 2010
Hello,
I have a question. How do you know when your dog knows the click is good?
BigJohnsHog
28 Jun, 2010
your a wondeful MAn thanks for this video!