[nagdu] clicker training

[Cindy Ray]

I am wondering about pushing over you as an owner. I don't think a dog could do that. It does the thing you want it to do, ou click and give it a tiny treat. If it doesn't do it, no treat. Gradually it begins doing it with just the praise. I don't really think dogs think of "pulling something over" or "pushing something over" on the owner that much. They want to do something and they will. But they like to please you and they like praise, so positive re-enforcement should truly work well. I'm not sure people who use clicker training never use leash corrections though.

Cindy Lou

On Feb 17, 2013, at 9:04 PM, Lora :) wrote:

> Hello
> I have a few questions about clicker training and positive
> reinforcement training in general. I am NOT trying to flame or offend
> anyone. I can see the advantages of positive reinforcement ie dog is
> not scared of getting a correction and not scared of you. I wonder
> about clicker trained dogs not having a sense of boundaries and just
> pushing over you as the owner. Could someone please clarify or correct
> if need be? I like that clicker trained dogs aren't afraid to try and
> they don't have to worry about getting a leash correction. Thank you
> for your help.
> Lora
> 
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