when your dog performs the desired behavior, such as “sit!” on command, you press the clicker to “mark” the moment with an audible click. others discontinue treats after their dogs associate the click with positive reinforcement, believing that a food reward is no longer necessary. we’ve reviewed and ranked the best so you can start clicker training your dog right away. this big-button clicker delivers a clear, loud click to create positive reinforcement training for your dog. the downtown pet …

to clicker train your dog, when your dog performs the command (sit, come, wait) you give them a click to let them know they did the right thing—then reward them with a treat. they also have a wrist strap so you won’t accidentally drop the clicker as you go to reward your dog with a tasty healthy treat. at less than $1 each, you can afford to keep a clicker in your jacket, your partner’s jacket, by the front door, …

dog tricks are not only fun but a great way to bond and improve communication with your dog. when training your dog, remember to be patient and to keep the sessions short and fun – your dog will learn better this way. is a popular dog trick and is usually the first trick most people teach their dogs. if you are not a fan of guns, you can always use the cue ‘boo’ and pretend to be scaring your dog …

a great way to teach puppies to learn, think, and please you is a dog training technique called clicker training. owners don’t have to be master dog trainers to use this technique and puppies learn very quickly how to behave. that’s empowering for the baby and encourages him to think of ways to get you to do what he wants by guessing the good behavior you’ll reward. it also teaches your dog to enjoy and eagerly look forward to dog …

that’s why positive reinforcement dog training focuses on rewarding your dog for the behaviors you want to see. clicker training is the same as positive reinforcement training, with the added benefit of a clicker. the value of the clicker is that it tells your dog exactly which behavior you’re rewarding. the clicker is merely a way to mark a moment. although edible treats are the best incentive for most dogs, a reward is anything your dog values. without the use …