[NAGDU] Ring the bell

[Buddy Brannan]

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> On Feb 21, 2016, at 3:53 PM, d m gina via NAGDU <nagdu at nfbnet.org> wrote:
> 
> Wow what is this, my girl has taken on pooping in the house. They are fresh and normal.
> I need to get stuff again to put down on the carpet where she loves to go.
> At least it is in the same place.
> This time I bumped it with my shoe and didn't step in it.
> She gives paws.
> Pilot didn't teach at least in my class clicker training.
> I have her on leash, and when I think I have the schedule down it changes for her.
> I feed twice a day and keep her on leash at night so when at 11 when we go to bed I take her out for her to poop and pee.
> She does both, as well as both in the morning.
> Then I wait until ten take her out where she doesn't do a thing.
> We go to our what ever we wish to do, come home and she will bark at other dogs.
> Some times she wil pee.
> We will take a walk come home to get her to poop, when we do it in the house.
> She had company did well with company didn't go in the house, now they are gone so we start again.
> I know we will get this worked out.
> What a notty liggle girl.
> I love it that the bell is rung.
> 
> Original message:
>> Krokus's idea of letting me know he has to go out off-schedule is to come
>> look at me.  Or it could mean he wants to be petted, or play.  So he had an
>> accident the other day, because I didn't figure it out soon enough.
> 
>> I'm trying to teach him to ring some bells on the doorknob when he wants to
>> go out.  It took about a minute to teach him to ring the bell, using the
>> clicker.  I'm stopping to have him ring the bell every time before we go out
>> to park.  This morning, all he wanted to do was ring the bell!  I had to
>> stop c&T-ing so we could get out the door.
> 
>> I'd like ideas of how to show him that ringing the bell means we're going
>> out.  Is there a quicker way than doing it every time we go out?  Should I
>> have him ring it first, then put on his leash, as I will if he gets the idea
>> and rings it himself?  Or have him on leash before he rings it, so we're
>> ready to go?
> 
>> Now he is ringing it and I have the clicker in my hand, ready to click.  I
>> guess the next step is to hide the clicker in my fist or pocket, so it's not
>> a signal to ring the bell?
> 
>> Thanks for any ideas.
> 
>> Tracy
> 
> 
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