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• Repeat this 5-10 times per play session until he understands that he has to lie

down on the rug in order to earn the toy. Then gradually increase the number

of bounces, waves, or squeaks that will earn the toy.

• Intersperse these toy-earning sets throughout the distraction training.

• Also, when playing with toys inside or outside, always require that Fido sit, or

better yet, lie down, before tossing the toy. Refer to Say "Please" by Sitting

(Chapter 6) and Rewarding Calm Behavior (Chapter 9). Practice in sets of 5-10

tosses. When he reliably lies down to have his toy tossed you can also bounce,

squeak, or wave the toy around one time before giving the OK, then tossing.

Increase to 5-10 seconds of down-stay before you toss.

Fido Gets Up Prematurely

If Fido gets up, it’s for one of the following

reasons:

• You presented the distractions at too

high an intensity. Go back and lower

the intensity until Fido’s relaxed.

• You presented the distraction at the

wrong time. Make sure you time the

difficult moves as Fido’s nose is in

contact with his treat bowl at first. He

should be staring at the treat bowl

when you present the distraction.

• Fido is not hungry enough. Test with

higher value treats or stop the session and resume later in the day.

• You haven’t removed the rug or system between sessions in Games 1-4, so

Fido doesn't know that interacting with the rug when asked will earn him

treats. TREAT RATE is too slow. Rate should be every 3 seconds until he is

relaxed for all distractions.

• You are rewarding him for getting up — by petting or giving attention or by

giving treats for getting up, then lying down again.

• You have not practiced say ”please” by sitting or rewarding calm behavior, so

he thinks that if he gets up to run to the door he will be able to get by you to

go out the door.

• You've given treats while he's on the rug when you didn't ask him to go to the

rug. He thinks he can come and leave the rug and be rewarded for it.

Fido Barks

• If Fido is starting to bark a lot, especially during the toy and door knocking

phases, you have rewarded barking by giving treats after he barks. Generally

you can tell you’ve rewarded this behavior because he barks and then looks

to the machine for a reward. Also his bark may change from the alert bark,

that he normally gives in a disturbance type of a situation, to a higher pitched

attention-seeking bark. If you notice that Fido’s starting to bark (e.g., he’s

barked more than 2-3 times in a row), lower the stimulus intensity and raise

Step 10: Repeat Step 9, but with treats

coming every 7 seconds. Make sure you

present distractions at a high enough

intensity in this early stage. Remember to

do something different at the end of each

trial so that Fido doesn’t just learn to get

up at exactly one-minute. When Fido can

complete this step 2 times in a row, then

go to Step 11.

Step 11: Repeat Step 10, with treats

coming every 10 seconds.

Step 12: Repeat Step 11, with treats

coming every 15 seconds.

Step 13: Repeat Step 12, but give treats

every 20 seconds.

Step 14: Repeat Step 13, but give treats

every 30 seconds.

Step 15: Repeat Step 14, but give treats at

45 seconds and one minute.

Step 16: Repeat Step 15, but give a

treat after one minute. When you’ve

completed this step 2 times in a row,

you’ve completed this section! Now you’re

ready to practice with visitors coming to

the door.

12.16 Troubleshooting

Trouble with Toys

• If Fido gets overly excited about toys

and completely lacks impulse control

at the sight of a squeaky, then take

time to teach Fido that if he remains

in a down-stay on his rug for several

seconds you’ll toss a toy for him.

First show him his toy, and then have

him earn it by lying down for a few

seconds while you bounce, squeak or

wave it but be careful to stay below

the level of excitement that will cause

him to get up.

• When he stays down for a few seconds (one bounce, squeak, or wave), say

“OK” or use some other release word, then toss the toy and gesture that he

can get it.

CHAPTER 12

Game 5 – Down-Stay with Distractions

CHAPTER 12

Game 5 – Down-Stay with Distractions

Step 11: Treats every 10 seconds.

CHECKLIST

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Step 12: Treats every 15 seconds.

CHECKLIST

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Step 13: Treats every 20 seconds.

CHECKLIST

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Step 14: Treats every 30 seconds.

CHECKLIST

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Step 15: Treats every 45 seconds.

and one minute.

CHECKLIST

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Step 16: Treats after one minute.

CHECKLIST

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When playing with toys inside or

outside, always require that Fido

sit, or better yet, lie down, before

tossing the toy.

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