Dog Training - The Third Type of Therapy

Keen learned the game really fast, and then he knew how to win the game. These were reaction free, largely. So we achieved that goal of not having to manage too hard to avoid reactions. But the problem is that we need ed very specific responses from our helpers. This led to an overly contrived situation that did not translate to real life. We had basically no reactions, no aggression, no matter what we had the trigger do. And that's great, except that we also had very low translation into real life. The third type of therapy we attempted was a toy reinforcer rather than food. Here goes keen flipping everything on its head.