Clicker training is fun and easy to learn, for animals and people both. The clicker is a consistent signal, giving the animal confidence, no matter who is clicking. From a click and treat here and there shelter dogs can learn desirable behavior such as sitting instead of jumping up at the kennel door, or being quiet instead of barking. Dogs that have learned how to "make people click" tend to become calmer and more confident, and thus more adoptable. Even two or three extra minutes spent clicking and treating an individual animal can be time well spent.
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| click_for_no_bark_zone.pdf | 85.79 KB |
| one_page_summary_of_clicker_training.pdf | 155.09 KB |
| clicker_for_shelters_brochure.pdf | 295.6 KB |
| clicker_for_veterinarians_brochure.pdf | 295.76 KB |
| using_the_clicker_in_the_shelter_environment.pdf | 17.39 KB |
