Chapter
Teaching Kids How to Train Their Dog
34:11 - 39:23 (05:12)
The transcript explains a fun and easy way to involve kids in dog training. By making them use a "magic key" in order to call the dog's name, they will learn to establish boundaries and rewards for their pet.
Clips
Learn how to train your dog to respond to their name by using a collar grab technique with cookies.
34:11 - 34:56 (00:45)
Summary
Learn how to train your dog to respond to their name by using a collar grab technique with cookies. This method is especially useful for families with kids who want to include them in the dog's training.
ChapterTeaching Kids How to Train Their Dog
Episode#200: Susan Garrett -- Master Dog (and Human) Trainer
PodcastThe Tim Ferriss Show
The speaker suggests training dogs with treats, telling kids that they need the "magic key" to be able to say the dog's name, and setting up a treat bowl to encourage the dog to respond to their name.
34:56 - 37:32 (02:36)
Summary
The speaker suggests training dogs with treats, telling kids that they need the "magic key" to be able to say the dog's name, and setting up a treat bowl to encourage the dog to respond to their name.
ChapterTeaching Kids How to Train Their Dog
Episode#200: Susan Garrett -- Master Dog (and Human) Trainer
PodcastThe Tim Ferriss Show
The key to training your dog while you're busy is to use the time you are already allocating and maximizing it intelligently, such as doing three to four sessions of four to five minutes in length instead of a marathon session.
37:32 - 39:23 (01:51)
Summary
The key to training your dog while you're busy is to use the time you are already allocating and maximizing it intelligently, such as doing three to four sessions of four to five minutes in length instead of a marathon session. Restrained recall can be used to train your dog after collar grab and an understanding of their name.