Hello! And welcome to Kikopup's Dog Training Tip of the Day for today!
Today's tip is on ADDING DISTRACTIONS! The key take away is setting up the environment at first to be non distracting so YOU are the one who is adding the distractions, and can control when they happen and at what intensity. You can also this way control the power of the reinforcers you have. Where if you go out in a distracting environment to begin with, it can leave a lot to chance with how successful the training will be and you cannot control everything. The goal however, is to work on the different distractions one at a time add them together and then what you have is a bomb proof behavior that can function in super distracting environments.

Full dog training tutorial on how to teach a stay with the distractions of food- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5tZMyzSY4JI

Distraction training with toys- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G0Z3SFT8U0g

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