Does the use of high-value treats like freeze-dried salmon hinder long-term intermittent reinforcement schedules compared to standard kibble during recall drills?
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Does the use of high-value treats like freeze-dried salmon hinder long-term intermittent reinforcement schedules compared to standard kibble during recall drills?
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- Using Reinforcement and Rewards to Train Your Pet · vcahospitals.com
- Recall Training in Dogs | Animal Health Topics / School of Veterinary Medicine · healthtopics.vetmed.ucdavis.edu
- Treatment of Behavior Problems in Animals - Behavior · merckvetmanual.com
- • Always carry treats with you on a walk, so you can reward your dog every time they come back when called. It should always be worth their while to respond, and you need to be more exciting than anything else they might be doing. During the initial training, or in new environments, you should use high value rewards. Once your dog is responding reliably you can switch to lower value treats, but try carrying a variety of different treats with you, including the odd really high value item - this w · foreverhoundstrust.org
- Using Food Rewards in Dog Training · akc.org
- Using Food and Treats for Training Dogs · vcahospitals.com