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06-05-2001, 08:47 PM
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| Clicker Training I've been all over the web and I see alot about clicker training. What are the general thoughts about it. Is 9 weeks too young? Where do I find the proper "clicker"? Is it any better than general obedience training?  Thanks in advance! :D |
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06-06-2001, 01:37 AM
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| Sure beats any pull/jerk, push/pull method of years gone by! I clicker train without the clicker :D :D I know Trainers Choice catalog sells them..and I believe I even saw them at PetsMart recently. You can't go wrong with any MOTIVATIONAL training method that doesn't involve any type of compulsion in the puppy imprinting phase. Your dog will be grateful too :) 9 weeks isn't too young. It's a great way to build a bond that will last a lifetime too.
__________________ A pedigree indicates what your dog should be. Conformation indicates what your dog appears to be. Performance, personality and character indicates what your dog actually *IS*. |
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06-06-2001, 08:46 AM
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| http://www.clickandtreat.com http://www.dontshootthedog.com http://www.dogwise.com http://www.sitstaygoout.com |
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