10~11개월령 래브라도와 함께한 2022년 12월 1일 라이브 세션. #live

But I can also pick it back up. So, let's do a little bit of luring and see how I go in and out with food, no food, food, no food. So, focus on the movement and then focus on the same movement without any food. So, let's go. One second. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. No food? This hand? No food? Let me just touch you here Ok, so no food here Food here Alright? No food! No food! No food! No food! No food! No food! Yeah! Yeah! Look, the process has never changed. And I try to explain to you guys when I make the videos. When they're young, of course you're going to have to help them. You're going to have to show them how each move is executed with perfection. Your hand movement must be synced, must be perfect. Then, you start doing partial movements with Louie. That means the dog basically understands it, but you're still going to be right on it to help him each and every time. Then, you're going to finish movements. That means you're only going to reward on the finish, but you're ready in case something goes a little bit wrong or it's not how he's supposed to look. You immediately go and help him. Then, you go into complete fading. The dog's 10 months old, so puppy. 10 is going to be 11 months next week. So, this is something you have to understand. It doesn't matter when you fade, because if it's not good enough, what are you going to fade? And I keep seeing people commenting and commenting and commenting. Are you always luring? Are you always helping? Are you always using food? Look, we're training positive. You see? Nothing here. No collars. No nothing. So, in order to get something done, you need a reward. So, your challenge is, how do I then get rid of the rewards all the time? And the dog still does the same movement with the same speed, with the same intensity. And that's how you do it. Okay? So, first, people that are concerned about, when can I stop using my hands? First, use your hands. Use them. Right? That's what you need to do first. You don't have to think about how to stop using your hands. You have to use them first. And you have to use them properly. And this takes effort. This takes skill. This takes understanding. How everything needs to move. Coordination. Mechanics. I'll show you again. With the black. Because, look. He's not had enough. He still wants to go. Alright? So, I'll show you some more movement. Alright. Watch.