Therefore, these sessions should be a maximum of five minutes each. These sessions are going to be building foundations, and we are introducing a lot of new things to the dog. Allow the dog to wear the collar for a little while before starting your first training session, as we want the dog to become naturalized to wearing it. Ensure that the collar is sized appropriately with contact points that are suited for your dog’s coat. Put the collar on your dog in the morning or after giving it a good pre-charge when you receive it. The first few days start the dog off with wearing the remote collar. This is not just for their comfort, but also for their long-term success on a tool that is meant to do so much more than correct behaviors. While the temptation is understandable and I do empathize with the frustration dog owners feel, my advice is always going to be to take just a couple days to do what is best for your dog. There are times that this may be tempting, especially when you are dealing with a dog that is showing stressful or dangerous behaviors understandably, the idea of relief from these behaviors can make any dog owner want to get to the corrections already, to just make it stop. I hear a lot about dog owners who run head-first into the process of remote collar training without properly setting the foundations through the conditioning process. This conditioning process is a step that we do to some extent with all dogs going into any of our e-collar training programs or implementing remote collars into their training plan.
This doesn’t have to be the goal for every dog, but the point is really that the dog going in to e-collar training should think of the remote collar as a part of daily life, not as a precursor to a punishment. My personal dogs know that their remote collars mean we are going to go do something fun, so every time I bring out their e-collars I get to see the tippy-tappy dance as they get excited and finally settle down. Introducing the collar a with low levels and guiding the dog through what it means helps keep the dog from forming unwanted negative associations around the remote collar. The association with the remote collar should be neutral at worst for the dog.
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Preparing your dog to know how to avoid the stim pressure and how to adjust their behavior accordingly allows us in most cases to create the most minimally aversive training, because the dog will be more likely to understand a correction immediately, which decreases the likelihood of us having to use more corrections than necessary.ĭoing this conditioning also gives the dog a chance to wear the remote collar without experiencing any form of discomfort, which helps avoid unwanted associations. Taking the time to gently condition the remote collar, rather than charging in with higher levels, is crucial in helping the dog understand the concepts and therefore learn more quickly when it comes to the higher levels that some dogs need for unwanted behaviors later on. This influence ecompasses how their behavior can turn the pressure on and off, as well as how they can avoid the pressure entirely. The dog will need to know where the pressure (in this context, this means the stim) is coming from, and how their behavior influences the pressure they will experience.
In the conditioning period, the goal is to make sure the dog knows a few crucial concepts. The assets (campaigns, graphical and audio assets, etc.) in the Data folder are distributed under the Creative Commons Attribution - Share Alike license, some in version 3.0 Unported (CC-BY-SA 3.0) and others in version 4.0 International (CC-BY-SA 4.0) as described in the CONTENT-LICENSE.txt file.When we start working with remote collars, there is a crucial period early into training that we at Lugaru K9 Training call the “conditioning period.” This period serves several purposes, but in essence is there to help the dog understand how remote collar pressure works and what to expect out of future training.
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The source code is distributed under the GNU General Public License version 2 or (at your option) any later version (GPLv2+). See the COMPILING.md for compilation instructions on all supported platforms. Turner takes it upon himself to fight against their plot and save his fellow rabbits from slavery. In his quest to find those responsible for slaughtering his village, he uncovers a far-reaching conspiracy involving the corrupt leaders of the rabbit republic and the starving wolves from a nearby den. The main character, Turner, is an anthropomorphic rebel bunny rabbit with impressive combat skills. "Lugaru (pronounced Loo-GAH-roo) is a cross-platform third-person action game.
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