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Different commands for different touches?

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I'm clicker training my new pup and she nose touches a stick and paw touches a mouse mat for me. I'm now putting commands to the actions. Do I use a different command for each? I'm thinking 'touch' for the nose touch, but not sure about the paw touch. Ideas please?
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Re: Different commands for different touches?

No idea what you are trying to achieve so can't say. Sounds like she is well on her way to using the computer soon though

Are you just working on the cues?
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Re: Different commands for different touches?

I use nose and tap for paw.
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Re: Different commands for different touches?

When I was competing in HTM I used "paw" when I needed my bitch to use her paws - if you see what I mean....
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Re: Different commands for different touches?

Thanks. I'll use 2 different commands, thinking of 'touch', and 'press'
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