Trixie Clicker Manual De Instrucciones página 20

Starting the Training
As the first exercise 'Watch me!' or 'Look!' are especially suitable.
Your pet learns to give you his full attention by looking at your
face. Later on you can attract your pet's attention in any
situation. However, this will only work if your pet can do this
exercise really well. Put your dog on a lead to prevent losing him.
Hold the lead loosely in your hand or put one foot on the loop.
Put the treats into your pocket or place them behind you out of
the dog's reach.
1) 'Watch Me!'
Now you have to be really patient.
Your dog will learn to look at your
face without your addressing him.
At the beginning your dog will
probably look away from you. At
even the smallest movement of his
head in your direction show him
with the Clicker that he is on the
right track: Dog moves his head,
'click', food. Aim for small
milestones, that way you and your
dog will have more moments of
success. The easier it is for your dog
to reach the milestones, the more
fun he will have with the training.
Don't expect too much. Only do one step of the programme in
each training unit. That means: in the fist unit your milestone is
that the dog moves his head. Repeat this 10-15 times. Then put
the goal higher: your dog has to look at you for the 'click' and the
treat to follow. Once you have repeated this several times, raise
the level of difficulty again: Your dog makes a step towards you
and looks at your face. This leads to 'click' and a treat.