Treat & Train: dog training device on sale
Call this a public service announcement. Today I was reading the Las Vegas Review Journal, and in the pet care column there was a review of a product called the Treat & Train Professional Dog Training System. It’s designed by a vet, and allows you to give treats to your pet via remote control. to help reinforce good behaviour. For example, if you have a dog with separation anxiety, you can put the Treat & Train device on the floor near your dog, then leave the room. If your dog remains calm, you can immediately use a remote control to dispense a treat from the Treat & Train, thus reinforcing the dog’s calmness. The device sounds pretty neat, and comes with all the instructions you need for training in the form of a manual and a DVD. Training takes the form of games, so it can be fun for you and your dog.
The reason I’m quickly writing about it tonight is because the Treat & Train Professional Dog Training System is supposed to sell for $149, but right now Sharper Image has it for just $49.95. I don’t know why it’s so inexpensive, but if it’s something you’ve considered getting, now’s the time to buy. I think it might be something good for us to try with Dante, who is 5 but could still use some manners.
If you’re just interested in the training techniques and not the training device, the vet who designed the product, Dr. Sophia Yin, has written a book called How to Behave So Your Dog Behaves. It’s got great reviews at Amazon.
I saw this item on the Sharper Image website before Christmas and wondered what the point was. LOL I never thought of its possibilities for breaking separation anxiety, but that would be an excellent way to go about doing it! I bet that it would work wonders for our JRT who loves treats as much as she hates being left at home.
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Posted by vetmommy on 01/04 at 04:21 PMI can definitaly see some great possibilities for this Treat & Train
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