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Phase 3
supervision Phase
letting your dog get corrected by the collar receiver
day 5 or 6
By day five or six, your dog
should be avoiding the
flagged area consistently
.
You now have to create
situations that will tempt your
pet to leave the property.
With your dog on the leash,
have family members walk
out of the boundaries. They
should walk around to entice
the dog to come but must
never actually call the dog.
If the dog attempts to
cross the boundary
, let
him get the correction from
the receiver collar. He should
turn away from the boundary
and run toward the safe area.
If he does not, you must get
him back with the leash.
Remember to give your dog
lots of praise when he avoids
or turns away from the flags
and runs toward the safe
area.
For additional distractions,
you can use sticks, balls, and
favorite toys. Throw these items past the boundary to ensure your dog doesn’t leave the
area. Your dog should not be willing to cross the boundary for any reason after a few
days of this training.
Keep him on leash until you are sure he will not cross the
boundary . Any time your dog willingly goes into the flagged area, let him; it’s part of the
learning process. Your dog needs to know what to do when he does get a correction. This
phase will last 4 to 6 days.
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