Excellent ideas in theory...
A technique that GEB often recommends is having kibble in cups throughout your house, so you can reward quickly and work in quick training moments.
Having spent a good amount of time picking kibble out of the sofa bed and vacuuming deep within its bowels to make sure I got all the crumbs (lest Nettie develop a yen to climb on it), I still think it's an excellent idea -- but one that probably works better in houses that do not have 6-year-old boys.
Having spent a good amount of time picking kibble out of the sofa bed and vacuuming deep within its bowels to make sure I got all the crumbs (lest Nettie develop a yen to climb on it), I still think it's an excellent idea -- but one that probably works better in houses that do not have 6-year-old boys.
posted by Angie at
11:12 PM
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What I find that works is using old margarine containers or peanut butter jars. They all have lids on them, so no spilling, but still makes it convenient for those training opportunities!
Sarah and pups
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Sarah, At
12:49 PM
That is a good idea. And, your probably right - might work better without the young boys! ;)
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Lisa and pups, At
5:41 PM
LMAO - perhaps one of those little belt loop bags handlers use at dog shows for their treats?
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Wil, At
8:14 AM
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