Dog Clicker Training – Teaching the Sit CUe
www.clickertrainusa.com Teaching your dog how to sit using the famous clicker training method.
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www.clickertrainusa.com Teaching your dog how to sit using the famous clicker training method.
SkyAndMee
20 Aug, 2010
@TallRobby Look at my channel, It will tell you in my video.
decemberiutup
20 Aug, 2010
My dog’s not staying still like the one in this video, how can I wait him to sit
sophmiester
20 Aug, 2010
the dog must be getting bored sitting down every 2 seconds lulz
TallRobby
20 Aug, 2010
where did you buy this amazing invention I hear it tells the dog that a treat is coming his way, he won a prize” or somethin like that
IIIlIIIlllIlIIIlllIl
20 Aug, 2010
blue merle border collie, i have the same dog,, well puppy =]
Carinoschatziii
20 Aug, 2010
EVERY dog and puppy ca be trained with the clicker!
villamanm
20 Aug, 2010
ooo i get it now!
Dolphin8050able
20 Aug, 2010
What puppydog is great with clicker training?
Dolphin8050able
20 Aug, 2010
Thanks awesome helpful video
practicalknowledge
20 Aug, 2010
Another helpful video. Thank you.
akas88
20 Aug, 2010
hey that’s a sloppy sit. correct its sitting
BaybiiSin
20 Aug, 2010
err….. dont think ur doing it right….
=.=’
AgilityMalamute
20 Aug, 2010
Wow you out the same comment on a bunch of this guys vids… your ignorance is PAINFUL.
kenny2923
20 Aug, 2010
wat breed is this dog?
dready187
20 Aug, 2010
your funny…do some more research..
Trinksu
20 Aug, 2010
Why do you move your hand up when you want your dog to sit? The dog is just following it, not doing that sitting thing by himself (which is the idea of clicker training).
TwilightTwinkle
20 Aug, 2010
My cat receives one third of his food through clicker training. And that dog doesn’t look fat at all.
nova8
20 Aug, 2010
Although a dog that is clicker trained is going to have more reliable behaviors. I think your ignorance is getting in the way of learning something new.
norriszd
20 Aug, 2010
Do some more research on clickers… you ween them off of it. Its only for initial training. And as far as a fat dog is concerned you give it tiny treats that you can give over and over again without many calories.
Persefona44
20 Aug, 2010
Nevertheless one may turn clicker training in bribing if one does not introduce uneven pattern of treating. It is also worth mentioning that not only food can be used for treating, my Airedale loves fetching. It is quite problematic when chains of behaviors are to be taught but we manage somehow
Persefona44
20 Aug, 2010
buckeyenation10, I see you haven’t got the foggiest idea about clicker training, clicker is removed as soon as the dog “understands” what he is supposed to do, then treats are given less frequently and are finally replaced by a toy, running together, “good word” and whatever the dog likes that is not food.
ozwrangler
20 Aug, 2010
buckeynation10- “Bribes” are the quickest way to teach your dog to do something. You can phase out the clicker and food, replacing with praise once the dog knows what you want him to do. A trained dog is your best defence against those life and death situations.
buckeyenation10
20 Aug, 2010
It’s only simple bribe training. Looks cute but you are going to end up with one fat dog (already looks kind of fat). What do you do if you need to give a life or death command and you don’t have the clicker? Are people really paying some 25 year kid for clicker training?