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A simple lure onto a raised box is the first step to building rear-end awareness — something most dogs naturally lack. By introducing the platform in a calm, positive way, you create a strong foundation for so many skills, including: ✔️ Heelwork ✔️ Body control & flexibility ✔️ Weave poles ✔️ Trick training Start by gently luring your dog onto the platform. Keep it slow, reward generously, and let them figure it out without pressure. Once they’re confident getting on and staying on, that’s when

A simple lure onto a raised box is the first step to building rear-end awareness — something most dogs naturally lack. By introducing the platform in a calm, positive way, you create a strong foundation for so many skills, including: ✔️ Heelwork ✔️ Body control & flexibility ✔️ Weave poles ✔️ Trick training Start by gently luring your dog onto the platform. Keep it slow, reward generously, and let them figure it out without pressure. Once they’re confident getting on and staying on, that’s when

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Mastering Dog Training: The Role of Lures and Markers

Mastering Dog Training: The Role of Lures and Markers

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Magnet hand lure #dogtraining #DogTrainingTips #PuppyTraining #PositiveReinforcement | Yellow kennels

Magnet hand lure #dogtraining #DogTrainingTips #PuppyTraining #PositiveReinforcement | Yellow kennels

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12 Dog Training Hand Signals [And How To Use Them]

12 Dog Training Hand Signals [And How To Use Them]

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Using food to lure shape and teach behaviors is essential to dog training the thing that develops engagement is how you present your reward. I like to cup the cube of beef liver to lure the dog with my hand The beef liver breaks down quickly, so the dog gets to nibble and lick the food while you’re shaping a behavior. This also frustrates the dog because they want the whole thing, but you were pushing them to work for the food. #dogtraining #dutchshepherd | Tom Davis Dog Training

Using food to lure shape and teach behaviors is essential to dog training the thing that develops engagement is how you present your reward. I like to cup the cube of beef liver to lure the dog with my hand The beef liver breaks down quickly, so the dog gets to nibble and lick the food while you’re shaping a behavior. This also frustrates the dog because they want the whole thing, but you were pushing them to work for the food. #dogtraining #dutchshepherd | Tom Davis Dog Training

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The Beginners Guide to Lure Coursing for Dogs

The Beginners Guide to Lure Coursing for Dogs

Let’s talk about lure hands… and why they’re WAY more important than most people realise. Ever feel like your dog will only follow your hand if there’s food in it? You go to guide them into a position or movement, and if the treat isn’t there—they’re like, “nah, not worth it.” Totally normal. Totally fixable. Here’s the thing: the goal is for your dog to follow your hand because they understand it as a cue—not just because they smell chicken. A well-taught lure hand is more than just a way to ge

Let’s talk about lure hands… and why they’re WAY more important than most people realise. Ever feel like your dog will only follow your hand if there’s food in it? You go to guide them into a position or movement, and if the treat isn’t there—they’re like, “nah, not worth it.” Totally normal. Totally fixable. Here’s the thing: the goal is for your dog to follow your hand because they understand it as a cue—not just because they smell chicken. A well-taught lure hand is more than just a way to ge

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How to Successfully Fade the Lure in Dog Training

PRO TIP: When luring a dog with food, make sure the lure stays right at the dog’s nose at all times. One of the most common mistakes I see when people try to shape behaviour using a lure is that the handler’s hand, holding the reward, moves too far ahead of the dog’s face. When this happens, the dog disengages, resulting in sloppy shaping and giving the dog too much wiggle room to lose focus. Keep your movements slow at first, speeding up as you become more proficient. Precise, and be mindful of

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Beginner's Guide to Lure Coursing | Fitdog

✨ Top Tips for Effective Luring in Dog Training ✨ 1️⃣ Use a Consistent Gesture Make sure you’re using a clear and consistent hand movement to cue your dog to follow the lure. This helps build understanding and ensures your dog knows what to expect! 2️⃣ Separate the Reward from the Lure Avoid always reinforcing your dog with the hand holding the lure. This prevents the dog from becoming overly dependent on the lure and teaches them to respond to the gesture, not just the treat. 3️⃣ Fade the Lure

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What is the difference between a reward, a lure and a bribe? . Mum here: I use all three in my training. Not saying it’s what YOU should do, but wanted to share that there is a difference on how we provide treats to our dogs that makes it one of the three. . This was a training session we did in April. I am teaching Opie how to put his paws up on an elevation change. I am using a dog bowl placed upside down. I start with all three dogs around the bowl and if any of them tough the bowl with any p

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What’s a lure?! It’s your hand driving your dog! 🐾 Whether you’re teaching a sit, drop, “go to bed,” climb, weave poles, or jumps—it all starts with a solid lure. Think of it like reins on a horse 🐴—you’re guiding and communicating through your hand. In my Puppy 101 program, most of the dog’s food comes from me. Yep, breakfast? That’s about 10 mini training sessions. 🙈😳 (Just kidding… kind of ) But seriously—making your dog work for their food builds value in YOU! 💥 It’s a great way to snea

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Dog Training 101 - How to teach Down using a magnet hand lure. The treat is a magent to your dog’s nose as you guide them to the floor to achieve that DOWN position. I want to emphasize that the Magnet Hand Lure is a technique you can use to teach ANY command! It’s all about timing and patience. When introducing commands it’s important to have the treat open enough to smell, maybe lick, but not open enough where your pup can steal it. Let us know what you want to learn next & FOLLOW to speak dog

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Here are the easy stages we use to teach heelwork. The end goal is to have a dog who will walk nicely by your side without pulling on the lead. That said, start with the exact opposite of walking forwards, walk backwards. It is then impossible for your dog to pull on the lead! Stage 1: using food in your hand as a lure, walk backwards progressively more steps (with a bend in the lead as your dog walks with you) Stage 2: half way between backwards and our ultimate goal of walking forwards, you no

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Luring is a skill that’s worth mastering! Here are a few tips: Keep your dog glued to the lure! If your dog is lagging away from the lure you need to practise keeping them up close! Even just rewarding them for sticking to the lure for small amounts initially! Having a dog that sticks close to the lure means better precision and speed! Open VS Closed lures: An open lure is when the dog has access to the food lure during the exercise. This is the lure that gets you the precision and results! When

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What is luring? 🤔 Luring is using a treat to guide your dog’s head and body into the position you want — without pushing, pulling or physically placing them. It’s a simple, kind and effective way to teach new behaviours. Here’s what it looks like in slow motion 👇🐾 #DogTrainingBasics #Luring #ForceFreeTraining #DogBehaviourist #RewardBasedTraining #DogTrainingTips #DogLearning | Denise Graham Canine Counsellor

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How to fade a treat lure in dog training: (teaching Down)

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MK9 on Instagram: "Using an effective lure in training is not a shortcut it’s a communication tool. A well-timed lure helps the dog understand the desired position, builds confidence through clarity, and reduces frustration during learning. When done correctly and faded strategically, it leads to reliable loose-leash and off-leash behaviors rooted in understanding, not dependence. #professionaldogtrainer #training #looseleashwalking #offleashreliability #canin #positivereinforcementtraining #dog

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More tips on the K9 optima app download and subscribe today for full access to 300 case studies are more than 100 webinars! Level up your dog training! Ditch the lure, master the hand signal. 'Come' here! #DogTraining #DogCommands #HandSignals #DogTricks

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Golden Retriever Life on Instagram: "How I taught “roll over” ⭐️ SAVE THIS POST for future reference Step 1: use a treat to lure your dog’s nose toward their shoulder - mark and reward for the slightest movement Step 2: repeat, but progressively increase the movement required for a reward Step 3: once your dog is rolling over consistently, remove the treat and lure with just your hand Step 4: fade the lure into a hand signal - we use one finger in a rotating motion Step 5: add in the verbal cue

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