Name: 犬が注意を払うように訓練する方法 (K9-1.com) (How to Train a Dog to Pay Attention (K9-1.com))
Uploaded: 2021-01-14T06:52:10.000Z
Duration: 4 min 53 s
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Before we even start obedience training with our dog, we  have to be sure we can get our dog's attention, is to have a treat

In order to teach this, we do an attention getting exercise where we say our dog's name, and when they look at us, they get a reward.

So, the starting point for the attention getting exercise is to have

a treat, it usually works easiest with  treat, but you can also use a toy,

and you're going to lure his attention, I have it,

He's kind of nibbling on treats right now in my hand

I'm going to say his name and bring the treat up to my face

I'm going to reward him immediately as soon as soon as I get a split second of eye contact or, sort of, face

contact. It doesn't have to be direct eye contact.

But it's helpful if you do bring the treat up to your eyes.

So you'll notice that he didn't look up the first time,that I gave him his name.

So, instead of repeating his name, I just made some little distracting noises like a little kissy noise or a tongue click.

I brought the treat back up to his nose to direct him back up to my face again

For some dogs, if they're really food motivated,  a quicker movement is better

But for Spike, it seems like he responds better to a slower movement up to my face.

So be nice and patient, it doesn't matter if he messes up a few times,  we'll only reward him when

he does a behavior that we want , which is looking up at our face.

So I'm just looking for him to look up at my face,

and clearly he's just following the treat at this point of the exercise, and that's fine. That's all we want to teach him is

to look in the general direction of our face, when he hears that word.

You'll notice how he sometimes paws me to get the treat, you'll just ignore that behavior.

If they end up jumping on you when you're when you're about to start to reward them, just start over.

You know that you're ready to move on to the next step when you have high success rate

out of the repetitions you're doing, so if you're doing 5 repetitions at a time, or 10  repetitions,

You should have 4 out of 5 or 9 out of 10 repetitions where they're successfully looking up at you every time you bring the food up to your face.

Good...so make sure you're not repetitively saying their name like "Spike, Spike, Spike, Spike, Spike" until you get his attention

What's going to happen if you repeat their name too many times without connecting with the eye contact, and the reward,

is that it starts to lose their meaning, starts to lose meaning of the word.

So, you're actually diluting the affect of the command

You want to make sure that when you say you have some way of reinforcing him to look at you

Whether it's going back to luring them back up to your face

or making some sort of a kissing noise of tongue click

Good boy, good, that time you found it at the kissing...Spike!

So, the third step here is going to be where we use the food as a distraction, and hold it out

and expect the dog to look away from the food

This is a little bit harder, so, you definitely want to make sure you're getting success at step 2 before moving on.

and then you end up feeding them the treat that they had to look away from

This is helpful that we're learning in distraction, even if I see something that's interesting,

If I look at you I'll still get the reward, or something better

Good Boy, good boy, good, good boy, good.

If they had done something especially good, that was really hard for them,

and challenging and you want to make an impact on them,

You can do something that they call "Jackpotting" where you're giving the a few treats

so it really makes an impression that what they did was good.