[NAGDU] Seeing Eye training techniques
Debbie Gabe
debbiegabe at live.com
Fri Jun 7 01:13:51 UTC 2024
I have to chime in here. The food rewards cut the training time in half for the dogs and then whin the dogs are matched with a blind person, their training time is also cut in half. ' With a simple piece of kibble, my dog learns about when to stop for overhanging trees and signs after 1 time. But I don't use food all the time when we are walking. Only once in a while
inconsistent rewards is the strongest motivator.
debbie
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> On Jun 6, 2024, at 1:59 PM, Sean Moore via NAGDU <nagdu at nfbnet.org> wrote:
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> I don't know if I should chime in or not. but for me gaving gone through " Traditional training" with my first and second dogs from Southeastern and now Guide DOgs for the Blind GDB who uses food reward as re-enforcement, Augie only normally gets a food reward at a down curb and up curb to re-enforce that they are Desirable targets. I use food reward for personal targets I always wnat him to stop at and I feel like he's a smarter dog with using the food reward In conjunction with his great memory stuff for.
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> the clicker is used to Teach new targets and then rewarded for finding it that first few times.
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> yours,
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> Sean Moore and Guide Dog: Augie
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