😂 I am with you on the treat front 🤝 I don't know if dogs fe...

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True. Like most things, balance is they key. I think the big point of the "Mother Knows Best" book is that once your dog knows how to combine multiple...

😂 I am with you on the treat front 🤝 I don't know if dogs feel accomplishment from learning or if that is anthropomorphizing them, and they are mirroring our being pleased with them and the ensuing affection? Because even if we aren't vocal, we have so many micro-tells of our affect from a dog's perspective. I also think the biggest hang-up in clicker training is the human, not the dog. Not being precise with timing, not breaking down a command into multiple smaller steps, not being patient while the dog figures out what it is you are asking for (assuming it isn't too big a jump for them), etc. If clicker training isn't working at all, treats being ignored included lol, then the human needs to train themselves more 😂

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