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There’s a concept in dog training of the stages of trickiness of nailing some
of the obedience stuff:Difficulty, Distraction, Duration and Distance.
Getting a dog to sit in a silent indoor room for 3 seconds when you are a metre away is one end of the scale.
Getting the dog to leave a treat in a noisy dog park, continuously, whilst you are 20 metres away is the other end of the scale.
As you’re training “leave it,” start at one end of the scale and work your way up - always adjust only 1 of the 4 D’s at a time.
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Yes. With a smart but stubborn rescue dog and others.
The Zak George video
on this and lots of patience is the method we used, as taught by our trainer. The video will describe it better than I can write it.Top 3 tips:
1) Start easy
2) Remember (at least for a longgg time and even after she’s nailed it), you always need to be rewarding with something better than the thing they’re leaving if possible
3) Reward in the instant split second they make the first move to leave it.As ever with dogs, this is something you’ll keep needing to fine tune over the years.
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Yes. Don’t bother if they don’t already walk to heel.
Harness with leash clipped to the back is a must - anything else is dangerous for the dog.
Start slow and let them stop when they need to.
Use treats at least the first 10 times if you already use them on walks.
Once you’re both in sync, there’s no better way to up your running speed (if that’s what you’re into!)
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https://www.foodandwine.com/recipes/pickle-brined-fried-chicken Something like?
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Our 28 year old PowerMax boiler is on its last legs and we need a new one.
Because of requirements for a new flue + scaffolding etc, a gas boiler is coming out at least £6,000+.
For that reason and a desire to not replace with another fossil fuel system, I want to replace with an electric combi boiler.
Any advice on this? It’s for a 2-bed / 2-Bath flat that normally has 1-2 people living it with Central Heating.
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I’ve got a normal iPhone 11?