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4.6 Step 4: Rewarding

Eye Contact

Now we’ll work on teaching Fido to pay

attention to you by giving you eye contact.

This step is important for teaching Fido

to focus on you rather than becoming

overly engrossed in the system. It's also

important for confirming that Fido knows

that the sound of the tone means a treat

is coming (e.g. tone/treat association).

Some dogs automatically look at their

owners for reassurance between treats

or because they know who’s controlling

the treat dispensing. If your dog already

automatically looks at you, make sure you

reward him by toning and treating when

he looks at you.

If he doesn’t look at you, you can get his

attention by making a smooching sound

once and when he looks, TONE & TREAT. If

he passed Step 3, then he should immediately

go to get his treat when he hears the tone.

Repeat until your dog is consistent.

Some dogs don’t look when you smooch.

If smooching doesn’t work after two tries,

give your dog a treat from your hand

several times in a row and then when he

looks at you expecting another morsel of

food, TONE & TREAT. Do this a few more

times in a row and then see if he’ll look

at you on his own. Pretty soon you’ll no

longer need to give him treats by hand to

get his attention.

Next stand in several different locations

when you practice this step and make sure

your dog stays fairly close to the system

during this step since we’ll wait until the

next step to add distance.

When your dog consistently looks at you

then immediately goes to get his treat

upon hearing the tone, and he can do

this when you’re standing in at least two

different locations, go to Step 5.

CHAPTER 4

Game 1 – Tone & Treat

CHAPTER 4

Game 1 – Tone & Treat

4.4 Step 2: Dispensing Treats

Once Fido’s no longer suspicious of the

machine, press the DISPENSE button so

that the Treat&Train™ system dispenses

kibble. Wait for him to get his treat. Then

repeat. The tone should not be sounding at

this stage because it can scare some dogs.

Many dogs look at their owners or away

from the Treat&Train™ system, but orient

to the sound of the system and then see

the treat coming out. If your dog doesn’t

orient, either point the treat out or make

sure he’s looking at the Treat&Train™

system when you dispense the treat. Once

he comfortably takes food immediately

after it’s dispensed, go to Step 3.

Step 1: Feeding Out of the Bowl

Switch the power to ON, but the

VOLUME off, then place treats by

hand into the Treat&Train™ system

treat bowl to attract Fido to the

bowl.

Step 2: Dispensing Treats

Once Fido’s no longer suspicious

of the machine, press DISPENSE

on the remote control button to

dispense kibble. Wait for him to get

the treat. Then repeat.

If you think your dog might be afraid of the movement and sound of the

Treat&Train™ system, start this step with Fido on the other side of the room.

He should already be interested in running to the machine because he knows

good things come out. Show him that you’re placing yummy treats into the

bowl. Then hit DISPENSE so additional treats come out and then release

him. He may be a little hesitant at first due to the sound of the machine

dispensing but should walk up to the Treat&Train™ system and start eating

shortly. Repeat this step until Fido consistently runs up the machine after

you’ve dispensed treats. Then switch to just rewarding with treats that you

have dispensed (assuming they are tasty enough—as tasty as peanut butter,

spray cheese, and other treats you may have had to smear onto the system’s

food bowl). If he continues to run right up to the bowl you can start closer to

the machine. Alternatively you can continue using really tasty treats that you

smear onto the bowl even as you move Fido closer to the machine.

4.5 Step 3: Adding the Tone

Next turn the VOLUME to low. Fido will probably orient towards the sound of the

food dispensing or to the tone and then get the treat. Repeat this procedure, until

he immediately gets the treat 9 out of 10 times in a row.

If you think your dog might be afraid of the tone, then introduce it the same

way the food dispensing is introduced to potentially fearful dogs in Step 2.

Step 3: Adding the Tone

CHECKLIST

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Step 4: Rewarding Eye Contact

Location 1

    

Location 2

    

Repeat until your dog performs

correctly 9 out of 10 times in a row.

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