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I think that one of the biggest mistakes people make when training their dogs is they do not generalize the cues. Dogs study your every move and are masters of specificity, they notice everything around them. Often, frustrated client's tell me "He listens fine in the living room but will not...

I recently once wrote an article about poisoned cues and the ways to prevent this from happening. Dogs will associate what happens after the cue as being a positive or negative and then decide if he/she wants to listen to the cue. I will use the cue "come" as an example. This word is probably...