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According to Bob Bailey, an icon in the training world (look him up), eighty percent of training problems lie with these three things: * Rate of Reinforcement (RoR) too low* Criterion too high (see above)* TimingThe RoR should be around 10-12/minute, or every 5-6 seconds. … Continue reading
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“Polly wanna cracker?” “Hey, kid! Ya want some candy?” “Here, sweetie, lemme give you a treat.” “How about a cookie?” What do you think of when you see or hear those words – candy, cookie, treat? Something special, right? Something … Continue reading
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Leo is a feral cat that I’ve seen in my barn a few times over the years, mostly in winter. I haven’t entertained his residence until this past winter because he and Ebony seemed to tolerate each other and because … Continue reading
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Lena came from a feral colony and was re-homed to me as a barn cat about four years ago, before I got Ebony. She’s a calico who has a limp in her left hind. I got Lena when she was … Continue reading
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Ebony is a barn cat that I got three or four years ago from a church friend. Ebony was nine at the time and had spent all his life as an indoor-outdoor house cat. He is now a full-time barn … Continue reading
As we continue to train for loading onto the trailer and, of course, to train getting OFF the trailer, Diamond and I did a couple more sessions today. I really like how she leads me by a good 20 feet … Continue reading
This morning I had a narrow window of time in which to train, which is probably a good thing for me as I then can’t get stuck, greedy, or drill the horse to death! It’s like making a good pie … Continue reading
I‘ve mentioned several times that Diamond seems to have balance issues and often her feet get stuck in a particular spot and she doesn’t seem to know that she can move those feet in order to balance. Oftentimes she’s stretched … Continue reading
Diamond and I finally had a breakthrough. I’ve been working with her for about six months, although not very much in the last several weeks as I was running for office and didn’t have a lot of time. Now that … Continue reading
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