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... In your mind, you have to be able to *see* the movement that you're looking for. As an animal prepares to stop their body shape changes as does their ...
jo
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1589
... I like this as it has connotations of a game, which all good training should have really. But as Lady does follow, I'm worried that if there's any negative...
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... From: "jo" <jo@...> ... What I've found is that in most cases, I can't leave any behavior without a cue because they're already cueing...
Kris Anderson
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Sep 1, 2006
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1591
... back up ... me into ... environmental ... walk ... uncomfortable ... prevents him ... is -R, ... shows no ... trainer removes something which increases ......
plume77333
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1592
... In which case my knowledge and understanding of the animal concerned would have dictated a different training plan. You can't argue that because some...
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1593
... Do you prompt or lure to kick-start a behaviour? Or push..............because if so - that'll be why :) The animal learns along the lines of "she does X, I...
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... uncomfortable, ... I'm afraid I can :) Just as the reinforcer is chosen by the animal, so too is the punisher. All the more reason to understand that in ...
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1595
... So because my feral dog finds radios terrifying and would actively seek to avoid their presence, all dogs would do so? That doesn't match my own ...
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1596
... seek to ... own ... No fair changing horses in mid-stream here. You originally wrote > You can't argue that because some animals find situations ...
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1597
Hey Jo, Dontcha just love these brain twisting discussions? As you say, where do we stop?? The important thing, IMO, is that a given trainer has the 'lines' ...
Sharon Foley
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Sep 2, 2006
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... myself to ... assumption ... per se. ... thing's 'aversiveness' can ... circumstances. EXCELLENT post Sharon, thank you. Jord-Ann...
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... Jord-Ann you are so correct... The post of the week goes to Sharon Foley for post #1597: Sharon did a great job of quoting a few lines near the top of her...
Neil
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1600
... I didn't, I swapped to dogs :)) ... It was my interpretation of what you were saying - apologies, as I obviously misinterpreted it! ... In strict...
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... I'm actually a pretty simple person and I think I tend to view things in a very simplistic way. If behaviour increases, then it was rewarded, if it...
Jo Sermon
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Sep 2, 2006
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Has anyone had any success conditioning play as a reward? Lady seems very impressed with her ball - I've been playing 101 things to do with a ball and she's...
Jo Sermon
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Sep 2, 2006
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... We have some unique problems Jo :) Horses may be the "special needs kids" of clicker training, because we need them to carry us. There's just no way around...
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Sep 2, 2006
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... I've noticed that sometimes when we get into these convoluted discussions of whether a certain kind of pressure was/is/could be/might not be aversive, is...
Kris Anderson
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... I've used letting them out the gate to follow the herd as a reward. I can get Dancer to offer some pretty spectacular forward energy when she's agitated...
Kris Anderson
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The other thought is does anyone use an activity as a reward for another behavior? Yes, I have used turn out as a reward. Also, being taken to a favorite...
Beth Bliss
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Sep 2, 2006
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... Jo will correct me if I'm wrong but I think she means a trained behavior?? Like say the horse knows and enjoys doing the flying change. So, could you use...
Sharon Foley
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Hi Jo, Thanks for taking the time to respond. I appreciate the perspective you bring to the table. It is honest and refreshing! Thank you! ... Yes I agree...
Sharon Foley
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... Well you're on roll! That's so simple it's profound. ... change in his ... I have to say (and then I will shut up) that I always thought the classic...
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Hi Jo, Well, all this discussion about –R and +R training has got me thinking. It is easy to get caught up in the same old arguments and just say that I use ...
Katie Bartlett
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Hi Barbara, I have been pondering something you wrote in the last few days about how your horses don't work for the release, but work toward the next cue....
Katie Bartlett
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Hi Jo, The best luck I have had with this is letting my horse do more of what she wants to do on any given day. If it is a brisk day and she wants to go, I ...
Katie Bartlett
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... that sounds great I too would love to hear more. here is Barbra's web site http://www.cohorse.org/ Neil O...
Neil
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... That's not a problem, it's a joy! I don't ride anymore because I have a crushed disc in my neck that would make it dangerous to do so, however Lady seems...
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... Ah, thanks for that! I could use playing with her field mates to reward a control behaviour with her. Returning to her field - back-up to request the gate...
jo
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... There is a HUGE difference between learning and TRAINING. I keep records of my training - my animal learns when I'm not training! Animals never stop ...
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... Unfortunately it is R-, it's also very well executed R-. Please please don't fall into the trap of thinking that because something is distasteful it...
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