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Learn how to teach your dog a positive interrupter from our Behavior Programs Manager, Beth Chamberlain. Looking for more training like this? Schedule a Take the Lead session by calling (866)-MHUMANE. #mhumane #takthelead #dogtraining #obediencetraining #pets | Michigan Humane

Learn how to teach your dog a positive interrupter from our Behavior Programs Manager, Beth Chamberlain. Looking for more training like this? Schedule a Take the Lead session by calling (866)-MHUMANE. #mhumane #takthelead #dogtraining #obediencetraining #pets | Michigan Humane

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Today I introduced a “positive interrupter” to the puppies. The cue “with me” actually will be used when the puppies are doing something I don’t want them to do. Instead of using the word “no” I will be able to simply say “with me” and it will interrupt the puppies train of thought. This is because I am associating the words with a positive reward. Today was our first time doing this. By doing it a few times a day over the course of the next few weeks the puppies will have a great understanding

Today I introduced a “positive interrupter” to the puppies. The cue “with me” actually will be used when the puppies are doing something I don’t want them to do. Instead of using the word “no” I will be able to simply say “with me” and it will interrupt the puppies train of thought. This is because I am associating the words with a positive reward. Today was our first time doing this. By doing it a few times a day over the course of the next few weeks the puppies will have a great understanding

2K viewsApr 12, 2023

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✅Never say NO when you teach a positive interrupter. ✅In our first post I showed how to create value for the cue “with me”. We have practiced over the past couple days. ✅Now we put it to the test by adding in the distractions of the sticks and pinecones. ✅Sometimes at first the puppy will bring the item with then and you just trade as they are still learning. ✅As you keep doing it, then they will quickly turn from the item and run back for that reward. ✅The key is you must practice with all sort

✅Never say NO when you teach a positive interrupter. ✅In our first post I showed how to create value for the cue “with me”. We have practiced over the past couple days. ✅Now we put it to the test by adding in the distractions of the sticks and pinecones. ✅Sometimes at first the puppy will bring the item with then and you just trade as they are still learning. ✅As you keep doing it, then they will quickly turn from the item and run back for that reward. ✅The key is you must practice with all sort

12.9K viewsMar 27, 2024

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🐾Today I introduced a “positive interrupter” to the puppies. ✅The cue “with me” actually will be used when the puppies are doing something I don’t want them to do. ✅Instead of using the word “no” I will be able to simply say “with me” and it will interrupt the puppies train of thought. This is because I am associating the words with a positive reward. Today was our first time doing this. By doing it a few times a day over the course of the next few weeks the puppies will have a great understand

🐾Today I introduced a “positive interrupter” to the puppies. ✅The cue “with me” actually will be used when the puppies are doing something I don’t want them to do. ✅Instead of using the word “no” I will be able to simply say “with me” and it will interrupt the puppies train of thought. This is because I am associating the words with a positive reward. Today was our first time doing this. By doing it a few times a day over the course of the next few weeks the puppies will have a great understand

2.6K viewsMar 23, 2024

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Today I introduced a “positive interrupter” to the puppies. The cue “with me” actually will be used when the puppies are doing something I don’t want them to do. Instead of using the word “no” I will be able to simply say “with me” and it will interrupt the puppies train of thought. This is because I am associating the words with a positive reward. The key to this is you have to practice a few times a day and for a few weeks. You must create value to the words “with me” in order for the puppies

Today I introduced a “positive interrupter” to the puppies. The cue “with me” actually will be used when the puppies are doing something I don’t want them to do. Instead of using the word “no” I will be able to simply say “with me” and it will interrupt the puppies train of thought. This is because I am associating the words with a positive reward. The key to this is you have to practice a few times a day and for a few weeks. You must create value to the words “with me” in order for the puppies

1.2K viewsJun 5, 2023

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I KNOW It sounds CRAZY 🤯🤩 ⬇️ 🧀Using your YES marker as a Positive Interrupter acts like a Mental Channel changer… Making their brain think of FOOD from YOU instead of whatever they were about to do! It is a SIMPLE way to Tell your dog what TO DO in that moment! ( come get a treat) Instead of ONLY what NOT to do! 🫰Rerouting them in a split second to do something BETTER! 🔁 Interrupting the unwanted choice BEFORE it even happens, creates a better behavioral habit, a strong reinforcement histor

I KNOW It sounds CRAZY 🤯🤩 ⬇️ 🧀Using your YES marker as a Positive Interrupter acts like a Mental Channel changer… Making their brain think of FOOD from YOU instead of whatever they were about to do! It is a SIMPLE way to Tell your dog what TO DO in that moment! ( come get a treat) Instead of ONLY what NOT to do! 🫰Rerouting them in a split second to do something BETTER! 🔁 Interrupting the unwanted choice BEFORE it even happens, creates a better behavioral habit, a strong reinforcement histor

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Two long years had gone by without having seen her beloved owner. However, once they met again, she decided to ran away from him. This dog didn't want to approach the man who had been her best friend for many years. However, this was just about to change... ❤ You can now also find us on Youtube: http://bit.ly/yt-positive. Hit the like button, subscribe, and turn on the notification bell! | Positive

Two long years had gone by without having seen her beloved owner. However, once they met again, she decided to ran away from him. This dog didn't want to approach the man who had been her best friend for many years. However, this was just about to change... ❤ You can now also find us on Youtube: http://bit.ly/yt-positive. Hit the like button, subscribe, and turn on the notification bell! | Positive

639.5K viewsJan 23, 2020

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Puppy exposures is all about calm, positive experiences. If they get overwhelmed we want to help them switch back to calm & curious in the presence of the stressful stimuli if its safe to do so.Try & remain in the space & keep stimulation low. I used his name as a positive interrupter but quickly stopped when he couldn’t engage to avoid overstimulating him more.We train engagement exercises so I can interrupt his loading stress, but it was a bit too much in this moment.We strategically did more

5.2K viewsAug 22, 2023

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➕Positive reinforcement and reactivity➕ The first time I met Murphy he was a very serious dog. He’s not a fan of other dogs or people he doesn’t know. There was no way we were going to get anywhere with his reactivity without first laying some foundations. The most important part about rehabilitating a reactive dog is having the accessory skills to manage, and work through situations. The skills that I believe are necessary when working with a reactive dog are the structured walk, marker word an

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If your dog is reactive, listen up 👂🗣️ Distractions your dog has become so popular, constantly putting food in their mouth to turn them away from a trigger, which don’t get me wrong, can be beneficial in the moment, but it doesn’t have a lasting effect, unless you teach your dog how to respond to the specific trigger. Once you master your dog on a 6 foot leash, expanding that same scale to a 10 or 15 foot leash is invaluable. I work this game with almost all of my reactive, dog clients, and fo

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🚨 Reactive Dog Owners, Listen Up! 🚨 Many skip these crucial steps, and that’s why triggers keep defeating us. 💥 1️⃣ Make sure your dog can *switch off* — calm and relaxed in different scenarios. 2️⃣ Sniffing is a *great way* to help them switch off and reset. 👃✨ 3️⃣ Play engages their mind and fulfills their needs, reducing reactivity. 🎾 4️⃣ Don’t forget, plenty of *sleep* is essential for a calm, balanced reactive dog. 💤 5️⃣ Never ask your dog to *sit* when they see a trigger or start rea

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Positive Reinforcement is great...when used in the proper context. The problem becomes professionals who claim that using positive reinforcement is the ONLY way to train a dog. What dog? What's the behavior? How intense? What moment? Is the dog front, middle or back? Are they in fight state? Flight state? How many times have they practiced this behavior? What is the humans energy? These are just the beginning of the questions I begin to ask before formulating a strategy to achieve a balanced rel

2.6K viewsAug 18, 2019

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Overcoming reactive behavior in dogs requires patience, consistency, and a strategic approach. 🐾 Understand Triggers: Identifying what triggers your dog’s reactive behavior is the first step towards managing it. Common triggers include other dogs, strangers, loud noises, or specific situations like visits to the vet. Once you know what causes your dog’s reactions, you can work on desensitizing them to these triggers. This involves exposing your dog to the trigger in a controlled and gradual man

940 viewsApr 9, 2024

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In dog training you will often see the handler respond fairly quickly when the dog completes a desirable action. For example, the dog sits and the handler rewards said dog for sitting. We understand that in order for the dog to make the connection of what they’re being rewarded for, we have just a second to do that.The same goes for when we want to interrupt or correct the dog’s behavior. I’m not referring to punishment. I’m referring to that moment we want to help the dog to understand that we

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