Here is exactly how you can do the SMART x 50 dog training method.
STEP 1 - GET TREATS READY
Grab 50 treats (check out these) and place them in a bowl, Tupperware, or another container in a central location of your home. Of course, keep them out of your dog's reach.
Picking your treats: Because, you will be rewarding your dog 50 times, it really is important that your treats are low-calorie and high-value. Your dog has to actually want the treats you are offering them. Our treats are only very low calorie and come in a variety of flavors.
"The training treats are small, non-greasy, less than one calorie per piece, and have a ton in each bag, which is perfect for frequent rewards during training of tricks or behaviors. Puppies would be the classic kiddos to grab these for, but if you’re training any age dog, whether at classes or at home, these are the treats you need."
STEP 2 - SEE POSITIVE BEHAVIORS
Actively look for instances when your dog does something that you want them to do without asking.
Sounds like a great plan I have an 18 mo old border collie who has no off switch I’ll give this a really good trial and will check back next week with Rascal’s progress thanks
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Team Pupford01/26/2025
Most puppies have a lot of energy, so you want to redirect their energy and reward her when she is doing things you like! Here is a post on calming down a hyper dog. https://pupford.com/calm-down-hyper-dog/
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Pat01/26/2025
How did it go?
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Linda Zimring01/26/2025
Great idea…I will try it.
Pupford should sell a small container to carry around with the treats that is easy for a person to reach in and grab a treat…no cap or top…more like what we use for toddlers starting to feed themselves. Create one that works with your small treats.
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Marcia Belair01/26/2025
Training treat bags. Some with magnetic closure so easy open auto close
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Leave a CommentSounds like a great plan I have an 18 mo old border collie who has no off switch I’ll give this a really good trial and will check back next week with Rascal’s progress thanks
Most puppies have a lot of energy, so you want to redirect their energy and reward her when she is doing things you like! Here is a post on calming down a hyper dog. https://pupford.com/calm-down-hyper-dog/
How did it go?
Great idea…I will try it.
Pupford should sell a small container to carry around with the treats that is easy for a person to reach in and grab a treat…no cap or top…more like what we use for toddlers starting to feed themselves. Create one that works with your small treats.
Training treat bags. Some with magnetic closure so easy open auto close