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Old 18-05-2011, 09:44 PM
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Re: training a dog that is not interested in treats or toys.

WOHOO thats brilliant, well done you two!

Confidence comes with him knowing the outcome of different situations. Basic manners training is a really simple way of doing this. Trick training with clicker training is also super fun - remember its all tricks to the dog! Body awareness exercises like rear end work is also great - do a search on youtube for lots and lots of clips.

Here is a month long of daily training plans to get you started: TYD Month | Pet Central's Pawsitive Dawgs Blog!

Using calmatives can be a great way to help him learn to relax: Calming Your Cerraazzzy Canine: Stress Busting | Pet Central's Pawsitive Dawgs Blog!

Lots in this blog series on calming: Crazy Canines | Pet Central's Pawsitive Dawgs Blog!

And more on using games for calming: Games: Stress Busters & Relationship Boosters | Pet Central's Pawsitive Dawgs Blog!

Best of luck as you progress with Bracken - Kong do a large range of enrichment toys, the Busy Buddy range has lots of variety.
But even simple things like kibble in a closed carboard box, or a muffin tin with kibble in each space and then a tennis ball on top, spread out a tea towel sprinkle with kibble and roll up - for an extra challenge dampen the tea towel with water (or even stock) and then freeze all rolled up!
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Re: training a dog that is not interested in treats or toys.

Your full of great ideas!! I will defo have a look into all of that!

Thanks so much for your help.

Ill let you know how we get on!! x
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Re: training a dog that is not interested in treats or toys.

Well done!

Try to be patient and be steady when things don't go smoothly forwards and don't rush too much, it takes a while for a dog to settle and grow in confidence. You'll get there in the end, being consistent with the right things, have a look at the timeline in this inspirational thread Help needed for traffic phobia.
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Re: training a dog that is not interested in treats or toys.

Does he retrieve?
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Re: training a dog that is not interested in treats or toys.

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Well done!

Try to be patient and be steady when things don't go smoothly forwards and don't rush too much, it takes a while for a dog to settle and grow in confidence. You'll get there in the end, being consistent with the right things, have a look at the timeline in this inspirational thread Help needed for traffic phobia.
I'm going to try and get him into a nice routine, and hopefully he will grow in confidence. I cant expect things to happen overnight.

Ill have a look at that link thanks.

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Does he retrieve?
Retrieve....haha no. He doesnt even look at a ball or Toy at the moment.
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