[quote user="dgriego"] I believe Ed Frawley said something about using clickers and markers on his site. That is about as hard as you can get.[/quote] Yeah, I didn't know clickers or markers were discussed on that site at all. So ... great! That offers more myths to dispel! Here's some...

[quote user="Bonita of Bwana"] well crud... I haven't given cliclker training a fair shake I thought how on earth can I carry enough clickers to thro at the dog every time I want him to change a ... oh wait after reading the other responses maybe I'm supposed to "click" the...

(Please note the disclaimer in my signature, as required by idog rules.) Clicker training has helped two of my dogs become great therapy dogs, with reliable obedience behavior and a repertoire of tricks, too. It has helped my clients' dogs in many ways as well. I like the fact that it is a force...

[quote user="mudpuppy"] [quote] She will do it sometimes if I just pick her up, or when I wipe the sleepies out of her eyes.[/quote] she's probably scared and is trying to defend herself from this giant who is grabbing her or doing weird things to her head. All of her "parentage"...

Thought you all might like to see me doing some of the work I always promote. I'll do my best to keep updating the videos as Z progresses. (We have a lot more skills trained of course, but I've just now started videoing clicker sessions.) I'd love input from fellow clicker trainers on my...

Since the good list was sliding further down the drain into oblivion, and this one is stickied, here are the links for those who want them: www.clickertraining.com (Karen Pryor) www.clickerlessons.com (free lessons) www.clickersolutions.com (collection of clicker articles) www.clickertrain.com (Corally...

[quote user="Lee Charles Kelley"] Too many owners and trainers ignore this, thinking if the dog is producing physical behaviors on command, they've been successful. (I've also heard a lot of clicker trainers complain privately that their dogs have developed food-related misbehaviors...