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Foundation Behaviors Flashcards

1
Q

Crate

A

Dog enters crate and is able to settle inside until released.

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Release

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Dog is free to break stationary position (example sit, or down)

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Dress

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Dog puts head/neck into equipment.

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4
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Go Now

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Dog eliminates within leash length when cuded by handler

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5
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Sit

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Dog Sits

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Down

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Dog lays down.

*This cue does not mean to get off of something.

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7
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Touch

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Nose touch to object

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8
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Here

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Dog runs to sit in front of trainer

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Stand

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Dog stands while staying in the same location

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10
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Wait

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Dog stops moving

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11
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Mat

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Dog goes to lie down on a mat that is placed at a distance.

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12
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Under

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Dog lies down under designated object. Ex: Restaurant

dog goes under chair.

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Let’s Go & This Way

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Dog walks with handler maintaining a loose leash.

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14
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Leave it

A

Dog makes eye contact with handler

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15
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Up

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Dog put FRONT paws onto a raised surface

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16
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Jump On

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Dog jumps onto a raised surface with all FOUR paws

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17
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Off

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Dog returns all four paws to the floor

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18
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Post

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Dog moves to stand in front of handler, facing SIDEWAYS

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Side

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Dog moves to stand on the RIGHT side from front of handler.

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20
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Heel

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Dog moves to stand on LEFT side from front of handler.

21
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Circle

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Dog moves from side to a heel or heel to a side from behind the handler.

22
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Follow

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Dog moves to stand BEHIND handler, facing handler.

23
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Front

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Dog moves to stand in FRONT of handler, facing handler

24
Q

Get It

A

Dog picks up item with mouth and holds it until cued to do something else with it.

25
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Give

A

Dog places item onto handler’s palm.

26
Q

Take It

A

Dog takes item from handler’s hand and holds it until cued to do something else with it.

27
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Bring

A

Dog brings item to handler

28
Q

Drop

A

Dog drops item from mouth

29
Q

Deliver

A

Dog placed item onto indicated person’s palm that is not the handler.

30
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Put

A

Dog places item onto indicated surface, or inside indicated receptacle.

31
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Tug

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Dog tugs on the indicated tug tie with its mouth and pulls until the door or cabinet opens fully.

32
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Push

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Dog pushes the indicated item until given a different cue.

33
Q

Leash

A

Dog picks up leash off the ground and delivers it to handler’s palm.

34
Q

Fix

A

Dog lifts paw of leg that leash is behind or under.

35
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Go Play

A

Dog is free to go play.

36
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Automatic Settle

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Dog defaults into a relaxed down at handler’s feet without being cued.

37
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Automatic Eye Contact

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Dog consistently makes eye contact with handler w/out being cued.

38
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Automatic “Leave It”

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Dog automatically makes eye contact with handler in the presence of distractions.

39
Q

Eat

A

Signals the dog that it is ok to eat.

40
Q

Water

A

Signals dog to drink.

41
Q

Squish

A

Dog lies across individual who is lying down or who is sitting with outstretched legs.

42
Q

Lap

A

Dog places forearms across individual’s lap who is seated in a chair.

43
Q

Focus (this is paired with a visual cue or pointed to desired location)

A

Dog rest chin on indicated surface (that is pointed to) Ex: body part, furniture, etc.

44
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Nudge ( verbal cue or VC plus visual cue of finger pointing) Visual cue of self harming behavior

A

Dog pushed snout/nose into the outside of the individual’s upper thigh/leg, or indicated body part, with a moderate level of force until handler gives another cue. (verbal cue=Name, or Tactile=pets dog

45
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Snuggle

A

Dog lies parallel, touching handler who is laying down or dog lays parallel touching handler who is sitting either on a bench or on floor with legs crossed or outstretched.

46
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Fist Bump

A

Dog touches person’s closed fist with nose. This is paired with a closed fist cue in proximity to dog’s nose

47
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Bow

A

Dog goes into a bow

48
Q

Visit

A

Dog walks to the end of the leash and remains in a stationary sit position. Dog must face the handler while being petted by someone.

49
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Between

A

Dog moves between handlers legs while handler is sitting or standing. Dog is in a seated position back to the handlers chin

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