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CUE THE APPLAUSE FOR THE AMAZINGLY VERSATILE “TOUCH” CUE

IT'S TIME TO MEET THE SWISS ARMY KNIFE OF DOG TRAINING CUES

Do you need a simple technique for redirecting your dog’s attention away from a distraction like a front doorbell that’s ringing? Or maybe you’d like an easy way to encourage your dog to jump down off your favorite spot on the couch? What about a strategy for keeping your canine companion confidently by your side during a hectic city walk? 

All of this is possible by teaching your dog one single cue: “Touch.”

Positive dog training and behavior specialists often teach this versatile skill, which involves training a dog to target and touch its nose to a friendly outstretched hand in response to the “touch” cue. You’ll just need a few tasty treats, a little patience, and time. “Touch” is a practical and convenient way to capture your dog’s focus and can be incredibly useful in a wide range of situations. Here’s how to begin practicing the “touch” cue with your dog today.

Shibu Inu does a nose touch to the hand

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