Hi @Alex Lato Do you use your keep going marker when the dog has its head in the box or do you have a different marker. Reason for my question is that with my keep going marker I deliver to her mouth where as in the box I am dropping it into the box or do you think it really doesn't matter or should I develop a new marker re reinforcer is coming to you in the box🤦‍♀️ Cheers Karen

@Alex Lato The energy I get for a standing attempt at food games vs the energy for one on the floor 😂 Do you have any suggestions how I could try to get this enthusiasm when standing?

Hi @Alex Lato , In this video I am trying to build some drive/fun to the box, still need to do heaps of work with her keeping her head in and me remembering to use my keep going marker. Cheers Karen https://youtu.be/Mq8GtsLYC3U?si=xYUeiUfh7tLnLF4-

Hi @Alex Lato We had a play with the coming to me with noise distraction, she did great I think. I have a torn muscle in my shoulder atm so I am a bit stiff so won't be able to be too crazy with it. Cheers Karen https://youtu.be/icG1UcixL4c?si=Knw6_q9ObeBBABc0

My name is Patricia. I'm a hobby dog ​​handler. I have a rescue dog, Milva, who will be three years old soon. She's always been a cautious dog. We used to play food games together, and it worked quite well. A few weeks ago, I offered her some food. When her muzzle was still about half a net away from my hand, she suddenly yelped. I couldn't see what had triggered it. It took a while before she would even take food from my hand again. Now, the food games are very tentative. You'd think she was being beaten. Any idea to fix it