Every Front Cross Is A Lure
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Every Front Cross Is A Lure
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You lured your dog today. So did I. Probably a few dozen times.
“Luring” has turned into kind of a dirty word in some corners of dog training, so let’s actually define it, and then look at what your body is doing on every sequence you run. Because in agility, we never fade ourselves out as a lure. Your body IS the cue system.
I also get into where lure dependence really is a problem, how a verbal marker system splits the cookie’s jobs apart, four steps for luring on purpose, and why I get a little itchy about purity rules.
What’s something you were told not to do, that you did anyway, and it worked?
The marker system I mention is taught in KNOW Games at theagilitychallenge.com.
Tell me: HereToHelp@daisypeel.com, or leave a comment on this episode’s page at daisypeel.com. And if you made it to the end, hit subscribe, so I know somebody’s out there.
