'표식 돌진하기'와 '개에게 이름 가르치기'의 차이점을 설명해 주실 수 있나요?

And when we do that, they know, okay, fun things are going to happen. I'm going to be able to earn some food rewards. So we have, are you ready? We have yes, which means we just like what you just did. We have good, which means keep doing what you just did. Keep it up. We have no or nope, which means you didn't do it right. If you want your food, you're going to have to try and do it again. And then the end is we have all done. So those are the five words in marker training. So at the beginning, we take a dog through a little training session that only has to take a few days where we charge the mark. And the mark we're going to charge is not, are you ready? Although it could be, but the mark we want to charge usually is yes, which means we like what you did and now you can do whatever you want to do. The yes is a release. Good is keep doing what you want to do. So we're going to charge the mark. It has, we want to put some value to yes. So we'll go out, we charge the mark and we'll say yes and we give him a piece of food. Say yes, we give him a piece of food. Say yes, we give him a piece of food. Just like we say Fido, give him a piece of food. Fido, give him a piece of food. Fido, we give him a piece of food. Fido, we give him a piece of food. We're doing the same thing with yes. Yes, give him a piece of food. Yes, we give him a piece of food. The difference is that we are going to use yes to mark a behavior when we get into training. We will mark any number of behaviors. Anything that your dog's doing, we can yes, give him a piece of food. Anything they're doing that we like. So that, and the word doesn't need to be yes. The word can be okay. The word can be anything you want to use as long as you stay using that all the time. You have to be consistent in it. But what we want is, let's say, no, I'm not going to teach you here how to teach your dog to down or sit or whatever, but let's, I'm going to give you an example of how we use yes for those people that don't understand. Let's say we are teaching our dog to sit. So we ask him to sit. We've lured him in to sit. The dog sits as soon as his butt touches the ground. We're going to mark that with a yes. And at that point, the dog can get up and bounce around, get excited, do whatever it wants. It's done. The exercise is done when we say yes. There's the difference there. Marking the dog's name is one thing. Adding value to yes so that yes can later be paired with a behavior is a second thing. So that's why with us, as soon as we get a puppy,

the first few days, we're going to teach it its name. From day one, we're going to take it out. A lot of times we'll hold off on charging the mark for maybe a week or two. We want to teach the puppy its name first. We're going to keep it on a leash all the time anyway, whether a short leash, long leash. We're not going to let the puppies go out and run around, even in the house. Our dogs, our puppies are always on a leash in the house, in an X-pen or a dog crate. Then, after that, a week or two weeks out, then you can start charging the mark. Take it out. Dog can be running around. You say, it doesn't have to be doing a behavior. It doesn't have to sit. It doesn't have to come. It doesn't have to lay down. It doesn't have to do anything. The dog's out. It's doing something. You say, yes. It turns. You give him a piece of food. It's not going to take very long that just like training the dog at Snape. It's not going to take very long that when you say, yes, the dog's going to turn and look and come. There's a process that you go to that's beyond the scope of this video. There's a process that you go to to teach the dog that a yes means, hey, I like what you just did and now it's a release. I'm not going to go into how to teach the release right now. That's an important thing. So, I hope that answers your question. I have a video I did, online course I did on the power of training dogs with markers. You can also go to learberg.com in our article section and I wrote a long article on the power of training dogs with markers. If you want to learn more and any dog trainer in our opinion that wants to take dog training seriously should be reward-based trainers that use markers. Don't confuse reward-based trainers as all positive dog training. That's not what it is. Dogs need to have aversives at some point in their life. Dogs need to learn there are consequences to bad behavior. They need to learn there are consequences to not doing something that they know how to do but they refuse to do it when we ask them to do it. There has to be consequences. The consequences don't need to be a strong leash correction. The consequences don't need to be a remote collar or a prong collar or a slip lead. We're just telling you we are balanced trainers. We're reward-based trainers that are modified with understanding that at some point in time the dogs are going to be exposed to distractions that cause them to blow off what we're asking them to do. And the dog needs to learn there are ramifications for not minding.

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