Dogs just loaded up next to us. Hunter saw them go by and still smells them.
So he's focused on that.
I can tell that a treat isn't important to him.
Will he take one?
Yea.
But then he'll turn right back to those dogs.
So I wait until he finally finishes gathering all relevant information and CHOOSES us.
Then let him take care of his basic of needs.
Peeing.
Now I KNOW his mindset has changed and WE add a group are important to him.
Now I can use the treat as a reward.
For a treat to be effective, they need to be receptive in accepting one.
His motivation isn't food.
It isn't toys.
It's gathering information.
SEEKING
Scott Stauffer
530.917.6712
Your Bay Area K9 Life Coach
Dogtraining2nd2no1@yahoo.com
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