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How to start truffle dog training (Part 2).
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How to start truffle dog training.
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Do this one thing to find more truffles!
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#TBT to MacGyver's introduction to #truffles. I had just returned from a #trufflehunt with Callie. I spread out all of our gear and the truffles we found for MacGyver to explore. I showed great interest in the truffles which drew MacGyver's attention to the truffles. We inspected them together and I delivered a delicious treat whenever he was near a truffle or smelled it. No big deal. No behaviors or "training." The goal was to create a positive association with an activity that involves both of us. MacGyver saw a snapshot of what future #trufflehunting together will look like. He was 2 months old here. We did one more experience like this and then shelved our truffle dog training for several months so we could spend time developing a solid relationship, learning some foundation behaviors (no truffles), and enjoying puppyhood. Follow more of MacGyver @whatwouldmacdo
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Dogs often want to be involved in activities we take interest in. Peaking interest in an activity has less to do with training and more to do with involvement in something we are genuinely intrigued with. Dogs enjoy sharing experiences with us. Set the foundation for an engaged partnership from the very beginning.
Hey folks! It's MacGyver here.
#TBT to when Mom first introduced me to #truffles. She was so interested in them, I wanted to investigate. I had such a great time sharing the experience with her and I knew this was something we would continue to enjoy together. Now I find truffles with Mom in #PNW forests! š²š²š²
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Iām thrilled with this pup today! This search was his 2nd exposure to #Perigord #truffles and he was a star! Iām equally happy with that look he gave me when he found the truffle. You will notice I marked it with the squeaky ball and then rushed to the site. MacGyver was rewarded for the find (playing with the ball) and then rewarded with food for pinpointing the truffle with a nose touch. I marked each touch with a āyesā and delivered a treat at the truffle. This is very useful when working in the field and the truffle isnāt visible. Always follow the nose!
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Training Note: I picked up the truffle while we played to keep criteria very clear for MacGyver. Leaving the truffle on the ground during play reward can create conflict for dogs with a strong understanding of the behavior chain. Handlers should practice picking up the truffle when engaging in a reward away from the truffle. When I put the truffle back down, the game changed to nose targeting the truffle for a treat until I pick it up. This sets the dog up for successful precision behavior in the field. "It's here! It's right here! Pick it up!"