Stop Your Dog’s Unwanted Behaviors With This Positive Interrupter
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 มิ.ย. 2022
- If you took an obedience class back in the 80s, you could have learned to say things like AH-AH, NO, and HEY to stop your dog from doing something. And if you learned that that recently or find those old habits still with you, I’ve got something to help! Those short sharp words spoken harshly will startle dogs and stop a behavior, but they will also create stress and anxiety for a dog. Instead, we can teach words or sounds that will interrupt our dogs and let them know what we want them to do.
In the episode you'll hear:
• About the judgement we put on dogs when we use harsh words to stop behavior.
• The way to condition a new cue to use as a positive interrupter.
• How a positive interrupter should mean "stop what you are doing and come and find me".
• When to use a positive interrupter to give your dog something different to do.
• How an interrupter is not a recall cue and that your recall cue is sacred!
• About choosing the best sound or word to use as a positive interrupter.
• How you could use "wit-wit-wit-wit" as your positive interrupter.
• How to easily teach your new positive interrupter to help you and your dog.
• When to transition your new cue to real-life situations.
• That you need to be aware of the thing before the thing and inadvertent behavior chains.
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5. Podcast Episode 16: The Thing Before Your Dog’s Thing - • The Thing Before Your ...
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7. Podcast Episode 64: Help! How Can I Tell My Dog He’s Wrong? - • Help! How Can I Tell M...
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What’s the word or sound you use or plan on using for your positive interrupter? Let us know in the comments.
I use "with me !"
It's so funny! I use wit-wit as a game to get Win out of the kitchen each night while John is loading the dishwasher and cleaning up after dinner. Win waits for the game now and as soon as I say wit-wit, he runs with me to the bathroom to get his winner's circle of treats and then get his teeth brushed (well I just use toothpaste drops but he doesn't flinch anymore when I put them in his mouth because of this game!). Win doesn't actually get his nose into the dishwasher anymore; but we love this game so much that we play it every night. So now I will follow Susan's plan for advancing this to a cue that I can use as a positive interrupter for more important things such as running to the window (which he does less and less than before) and for going to pick up a potentially harmful item along the walking path. This is so cool!
How about whistling? I have taught my dogs to come to me (not a formal recall) when we're out and they are off leash and I just want them to check in with me. I haven't thought about using it in other situations but I think it could work.
I have started using wit-wit-wit for Mini. She responds incredibly well but I can see this being awkward at work, since one of my coworkers is named Whit...
I have a question! If I have more than one dog, should I have a separate interrupter for each one ? I’m new to having two dogs. Mostly am planning to use the interrupter for the puppy when he decides to chew on the older dog when the older dog isn’t;t feeling like being chewed on lol. But as curious in case I wanted to use it for multiple dogs at any point. I am just learning how to handle two at a time - huuuuuge learning curve for me! Making slow gains though 😊
I did this totally by accident... now my puppy stops what he's doing and checks in when I say, "Whatcha doing?" 🤣
I want to steal that one!
I used the same term! It did work too!
Same here! In my case it's "Hey/Hey there." 🤣
I'm saying the same in German. It works at home, not outdoors.
I can do that whatcha doin
This is all useful, but the most helpful instruction for me is to not use a new cue ‘for real’ for the 3 weeks. I tend to be too impatient and then get frustrated when it’s unreliable because I haven’t built my foundations properly. Thank you so much for all your teaching 😊
I cannot stop chuckling every time I hear the dog’s name “Tater Salad” 😆😆. I love it!
This is REALLY hard to unlearn, I was taught the same way and still catch myself clapping and going HEY or ah ah with our new dog. I’m going to do my best to change that.
Thank you for being honest… same here. It’s like this instinctual response kicks in and the “uh uh” “hey hey” “no no” 🙄 is old school ineffective. I also noticed, I get louder (as if my puppy can’t hear me, yea right) ….UH-UH! He will stop, but he shows the signs of lip licking, fake scratching etc. Like Susan said, there is a flaw in my training if it’s over the same dang thing. Time to Refocus. Replan. He’s 12 weeks. AND… as a little side note … as I get louder , guess who else is becoming more vocal! Yep! My bad!! I need to give myself grace… I’m learning, and this video helped me so much! Roping “me” in with better choices, and positive reinforcement!
I freaking love you, lady. Your training stuff is awesome but honestly, I just wanna hang out with you and a bottle of wine and let the hilarity ensue 😂😂😂
Holy moly! My GSD came running to see what was going on so Whit, whit,whit is it! Couldn’t believe his face saying what, what,what. Thank you!
Awesome, Pamela! We'd love to hear how your training goes.
I am thinking of using “Ding” which is easy to repeat and make sound positive. Thanks Susan. I have years of ingrained use of “TST” or “Eh-Eh” or using a somewhat harsh “No” “Stop” or “Leave it” so switching from a negative interrupter to a fully positive one might be tricky for me but I feel it will enhance my relationship with my puppy so I will work hard to make that switcheroo.
Hey, thanks for the "Ding, ding, ding", Marianne. Love it! My mighty mutt picked it up really quickly. He stops in his tracks and comes back to me. Another three or four weeks practice and we could be ready to try it out on unwanted behaviour.
Cheers from Oz.
I was taught to use 'pup pup pupppppyyyyy' as a recall by a local trainer last year before I found you Susan so now I'm trying to make that a great recall (though as yet I can't let my scenthound off lead unfortunately) so am excited to start using 'wit wit wit' for positive interuptions. I so love your teaching, your style and your whole outlook - thank you so much.
I enjoyed this podcast. I actually enjoy all your podcasts. I’ve been out of the loop for a few months and so glad to be back into the game again. First off , I love that you gave a shout out to Emily Larlham aka Kikopup. Secondly, I love that I am using the positive interrupter “pupnpupnpupeeeeee” with my brand new McNab pup. She has been with me since Saturday. The remarkable training I’ve used just happens to be the Susan G way. Started off the bat with collar grab, it’s yer choice “ and crate games. During the 5 days , she’s made no mistakes in house. I can interrupt her doing non exciting stuff and working on recalls too. Ok, so here comes the near poop escape. I spotted her walking around in a circle on one of the other dog’s bed and immediately did my pup pup pupeeeee and ran out the door keeping my eye on her. Low amd behold, here she comes running. She ran into the shrubs and resumed her poop escape. Touch down my girl. Well done . Thanks Susan . Glad to be back and happy to start once again.
I learned "nope" from another online trainer. I think his online name is pawsitive? It's hard to say "nope" in a hostile way. Even if I go Nope nope nope, it comes out cheery.
Today's video/podcast was excellent BTW. Good energy, funny, make me chuckle AND I love the happy music. Doo doo da doo doot Clappity Clap Clap
Thank you Susan for reminding me to get rid of my bad habits from the 80’s! The negative sound seems to come out the worst when loose leash walking and the dog will randomly run to the end of the line and nearly yank my shoulder out of the socket! I need more practice :D I appreciate the great examples you supply.
This is a revolutionary video lesson, I'm serious, thank you!
I listened to this podcast, and then tried to out it into practice. My puppy was nor tuned into witwitwit... so I shelved it for a bit. And then I realized I had been doing this all along...my word?....puppypuppypuppy... she comes almost like a charm! Love this channel. Thanks for all the info.
I definitely created an unwanted behavior chain in my dog lol :( back to the drawing board! Thanks for a great podcast
How did I miss this one? Great addition to the game in Recallers. Thank you!
For my GSD it's "spaghetti" in an Italian accent 😂 he Lovestory that word. He'll make the cutest eyes, look at me and then start smiling with an open mouth and jump right into me and dances around. It's like a trick I never taught him 😂 it's hilarious but cute
My positive interruptor: lalalalala
I use excuses me! and he just stops what he's doing and sits. I love listening and watching you susan, your the best 🥰🏴
Thanks Susan for your time and teaching and your sunny disposition. My words are 'thiiiisss way', (this, is made very long) very boring 😴 but I use it when my children are doing something I don't want, so I say it to Bodie too!
Susan I'm so glad I found your channel - and only wish I'd found it three years ago when I got my lovely mutt! I've used "come back!" pretty successfully several times, and will be starting training on building high value for it TODAY. Thank you for the amazing info!
A very informative and inspirational video - thank you for sharing
Loving the post editing of this😂
Thank you for loving on my team! 🙏🙏🙏
Thanks for this (and all of your lessons)! I also enjoy kikopup and appreciate how you and they are supportive of other trainers who have similar philosophies.
My noise is whoop, whoop whoop. I also use pup, pup, pup.
My word is going to be ENOUGH :D working on this !
Pup pip as my girl collie tried to climb on my lap when you said that! So easy to be negative when your dogs are barking because they hear another dog somewhere. Started using this with success already 😊
What confuses me is that any word or phrase we say is still just a sound to them. It is us that have added meaning to it. Be it negative or positive. So what's the point in steering away from "ah!" And using "wa wa wa wa waaa" when the only thing that's changed is the way WE perceive it? 🤔 example: you could teach a dog that a bad word is a good word and vice versa, as long as how WE think of it and use it is positive. You see my thought process? Glad for some feedback 🤗
It's not really about the word but the way we say it. The reason why we change "no" to "wit" is actually not because of the dog but us, people. Because we tend to give certain words a certain meaning. The connotation of "No" is mostly negative. Of course we can force ourselves to use it with positive tone in our voice but.. imagine when we see something we don't want (for example our dog eating something from the grass), our emotions change simple "no" to "NO!!! 😡" (if that makes sence). However, if we have a word like "wit" - that does not have any specific meaning, it is new and we can teach ourselves that this word will always be positive.
Hope this helped.
Yes…. Great answer and insight! I need it to get over my old 80’s dog training. TY! ❤
I just trained "watch me" as an interpreter.... It means eye contact contact. Problem is, it creates a chain... I use it to prevent barking at other dogs... He now looks for dogs to bark at when I say it
Yep, that's why you don't use these interrupters only when the dog is doing something mischievous > unwanted behavior. Some dogs will do the unwanted behavior purposely to get the reward.
I am training my Vizsla, Cayenne, in French because my husband is from Montreal. We currently live in Louisiana. I think I've decided on the positive interrupter word "voo-doo"
I'm loving all your podcasts and videos. I can't get enough.
Love this episode! I use a disco "WOOP! WOOP!" With a run away, for distance (or my husbands dog who ignores his recall) I love "Pup, pup,pup(melodically) I will use that with more confidence.
Excellent! With my labs, I use "pup-pup" which means come find me to instantly chase a thrown object. (Most of my training is outdoors up here in Alaska)
Definitely Wit Wit and definitely in most of your games, can't get enough of you❤️❤️❤️❤️🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 Because of Recallers I can use awesome treats and say Wit Wit and they will come back instantly. God bless you ❤️❤️❤️❤️
I enjoy your podcasts so so much. Thank you!
Thanks for listening, Ginni! 💕
Well, I know what sound would work for my dog - a high pitched ‘EeedleEeedleEeee!’ She loves that noise for some reason. Question is, am I willing to make that noise when I have guests over and she’s acting inappropriately! 😂😂😂
I love your sound!
Funny you bring that up. I was just thinking, let's make sure it's a sound that I'm comfortable making anyplace at anytime. 🤣
I'm outside with 25 dogs. They heardyou say we we we in the podcast, and they all looked at me, stopped what they were doing. Awesome so fun😁
In my language pup means boobs. I would love to see my neighbours faces when I walk around saying pup pup pup. 😂 But it is a good idea, I shall try to use a positive word instead of ahr .
I used to use "yohoo" during shutzhund training.. (when dog got zoomies with a sleeve) But in normal life its a combination of an old fashioned "aah" , "end" , their name or "keep going".
The last three get good, not intimidated reactions and its great. Yet I´ve found, when my head is not "in the moment", or somehow distracted.. its a step back and I´m getting back to the old programs. In my case, mindfulness is a key.
Thanks for the podcast, its a great help! (and reminder to think about what I´m doing) :)
This is so helpful. I just got a jack russell from the shelter (they told me she was a maltese😂😂😂). She is very easily startled. She licks her lips when she is stressed.
Love that, have scnewish rescue, very badly treated 4 7 years , he's doing well. Im gonna try the " what cha doing" cue. Cheers
Very useful information Susan! Thank You! I use Pup pup pup for that special once in a long time crucial recall. Doesn’t matter what’s happening or for what reason, I come. For other behaviours like you’re describing I will try the wit wit. I have been trouble shooting for a while because I created that exact negative behaviour chain you mentioned by using “trade” too much! I have since found your programs and the training necessary to stop relying on it to “ magically teach” my dog the right behaviours with It’s Yer Choice, for example. It all may seem a bit lengthy to do, but like your other games, once you get it down, they do get it, and learn. As you’ve said before, and I can attest to it, the difference compared to the immediate command and comply old school methods, far outweighs the constant need to control your dog and the ongoing managing! It’s a heck of a lot less negative and stressful too!
Great Podcast !!!! I've been using "wit wit wit" for a few months with my girl and she loves it, sometimes she actually acts like it makes her happy !!!! My adult kids said, "Mom, what are you saying??? Is that even a word? What does that mean?" Doesn't matter, it works !!!! LOL. KIDS !!!🙄
Lol love the funny presentation. Also - am learning so much! I go to my dog gilli gilleeee or gilli gilli gillieeeee and run away - I didn’t think about it, it was just sort of instinct but now I’ve seen this video I can polish it up a bit ☃️
I use a little whistle sound should I change it to wit wit wit? Great info as always. Thanks so much for the added smiles and laughs.
Thanks for the shout out to Emily on Kikopup. The two of you are my favorite trainers.
Thank you, we love her too! In case you haven't watched, here's the link to a chat with Susan and Emily from our #200 episode celebration ❤️
I don't see a link @@DogsThat
I’m using two quick whistles, working great so far!!
Wow, thankyou ....!! I actually use "pup pup pup" 🐶 at the beach when Audrey runs off to other dogs.... great information, as always.
Yes I'm of the age that we were taught to tell our dogs NO but,..I've always used enough or leave it. I had a trainer once use the word focus to one of my dogs who's no longer with us. With my younger dog I've used the word here without really knowing I did it......regardless good information to think about
Mylo keeps coming to me when you are saying “pup pup pup!” 😅 I’m gonna try that one!
😂 Awesome! Glad I've been using my earbuds- didn't consider this possibility.
I sing “enough”when bitey face is getting too intense. Listening to this I thought of “whoopsie” also sang which was my daughter’s word when she was little and made a mistake. 😊
I'm going with nuff-nuff-nuff .. fingers crossed!
Hi Susan,
I use a sound that comes from a game that I played with my children called cuckoo. This started to be used when my two labs were off lead and going too far away from me. I like the sound because I can make it ring out loudly and never with an angry tone. That said, I do take the heart about the lesson plan and not reinforcing the thing before the thing.
Trilling, works a treat, I now only use it if she's super distracted/at a distance from me, and the runaway/play thing is still a fun thing to do with her.
I plan to try use Pup Pup Pup because I already do this sound to distract my toddler but ironically in dog training I've learnt the Ahh Ahh sound! It's great to learn and progress and change things for the better.
Peep peep got her attention immediately. I was thinking of the chihuahua in the video! LOL
This did work with my pup was chewing mat 😊
Ugh, It's so hard to stop using Ah! But I think I have found something that might work for me, oogie oogie oogie. I once heard/read that names/words ending in the ie/y sound were quicker for a dog to learn.
Thank you. I had a training client insist on saying "wrong!" over and over again to her anxious, excited dog, working it up more with every repetition. It made me want to cry.
I use 'come come come ' with my dogs ..then im like the pied piper..even my kid nephews follow me😂
Love your videos! Question: Does it mean I have to give them a cookie forever when I say the positive interrupter?
We've been very lucky with our European Maltese. We very seldom had to use negatives. I think the only time is when he pooped 1 batch in his toilet tray and 1 batch in 1 corner of the kitchen. 😂 He wasn't even destructive during teething. Even when we say no, we use it like a choice word with no anger or frustration. I did notice, though, that my dog drops his highest value duck jerky every time when I say, in a sing-song way, "Where are you?"
I might say Boogity boogity boogity....my 3 year old pittie girl is a rescue from 3+ weeks ago....trying!!!
Tjoop Tjoooo..p! (In high pitch)
You have to be able to BEAT a high competitive disruption or insentive to the dog at that point in time.
Hmm, I have used "oookay" or "aalright" in that same tone. Usually when she is sniffing in a spot for too long on a walk.
Such a great video! Thank you very much for this im all about positive reinforcement. At what age would you suggest instant this training cue? I’m gonna pick my 10 week old up soon. Best wishes!
I am going to use me me me lol
I whistle and they come running. I have also done " cookie" and that one worked well on the bunny. My dog finally figured out that she had to see the goods first.
I once used "wit wit" to stop my dog from eating poop. Worked like a charm 👌😁💩 Then we had a fun celebration and ate a treat instead of feces 🙃
I'm going to use "Bubbles" because I heard that you can't say it angrily and it is just a fun and happy word
The cheese tax song. Will break any behavior. Because the cheese always comes. Lol
I been using a positive interrupter without knowing it was that, it worked very well for three month but it has been loosing value. It lost value because, as you say, I used it too much in situations that it was not ready for. Should I start from scratch with a new sound or work on it as if it was new?
I use a clk-clk like how people will get a horse's attention, a tongue click in the cheek kinda. It's worked for every dog I've had!
Either that, or ts-ts, tongue against the back of the teeth. That one works best on my cats but still works for dogs that are less responsive to the click.
I have an 8 month old cattle dog that we are just starting basic training with and he’s doing great! With his intensity, is there any adjustment to this strap? Thanks!!
When we've worked up to interrupting high value activities, and we're using the cue in an actual situation, praise becomes enough of a reward, no cookie is needed anymore?
Genoeg - which is basically the Afrikaans for enough. I like to use it in the sentence "Dis nou genoeg" which means, enough, move along please. I have whistle recalls which has been a game changer for me.
Wit Wit Wit and also Pup Pup Pup
Found you through a friend (yea!) and am trying to catch up on all the things I have missed. Have a 6 mos old golden who is mouthy and trying to use this interrupter for that. Where do you get your leashes by the way. Can seem to find anything like you have. Again thanks for all the knowledge. (Just bought a blue kiddie pool by the way to train to love water)
Hi @w brady, thanks for tuning in! Most of the leashes and toys are from 4MyMerles - www.4mymerles.com/product-category/say-yes/
My girls played volleyball and we taught them to say "mine, mine, mine" to let other girls know they had the ball. You can sound excited without sounding mad. I’m going to give it a try.
This was interesting & different, however leave it, stop, etc. works for my dogs, so when it’s not broken, don’t fix it. 😊
LOL, dogs are imperfect? No Way!😃
Whip it!
“You’re drinking out of the toilet,again!!”…. “LEAVE IT!”
I use bah when my dogs try to eat something off the ground. It works surprisingly well. I say it excitable and short. They react quickly haha
I tried wit wit wit and my dog ignored me. A few minutes I tried pup pup pup and I had instant attention. So I think I’ll use pup pup pup!
Thank you Susan for all this great advice. I joined doggyflix and plan to start recallers. I've been working on treat diving. I don't want to confuse her. If I drop the treat to teach this do I need to say search?
I have the same problem with clarity, does anyone have a solution?
@lilkoo93 I joined recallers a while back. If i remember correctly yes, just say search or get it if you drop the treat whether on purpose or accidentally. So that it's a command and not the dog making a bad decision. Although if I'm wrong about that I hope someone will correct this response.
Love all your pod casts and the education I'm getting with home school the dog! Positive interupter is causing a dilemma in my brain and I know you'll have the answer...when I drop or even throw a treat my dog Buddy was taught using "it's yer choice" and unless I say "get it" or search when I throw he knows not to eat it. So....do I use the positive interupter word then the permission cue for him to eat it?
I had the same dilemma come up for me.
Great question Diane! Yes use the word followed by your permission cue for him to eat it.
Can I use this to work toward my dog not licking people? Trying to stop this as we are doing therapy visiting.
Ok, I whistle when the dogs are too far from me, or nose down too long in the brush and I'm afraid of what they might have found. Is this a positive interupter? Should I build on this sound I already use and is more or less effective (they usually come barreling at me, but its not a true recall... could be much more effective by following these training tips)
@ DogsThat I have a question of clarification: What would the criteria be for using the positive interrupter to interrupt the dog instead of just the recall command?
Hi @smfrink, great question, and we have a follow up video that explains - th-cam.com/video/Mb8ePPabgFQ/w-d-xo.html
Thanks for this, Susan, perfect timing for my one year old and my foster pup (some sort of aussie herder). Do I have the sequence correct?
- interrupter cue/ treat on leash, keep moving (for me I ended up with puppeeepuppeeepuppee)
- interrupter cue / run / treat
- 3 weeks +, cue to interrupt undesired behavior
- (same time?) tug, cue, (tug stops) treat
- instructions for non-tug dogs at 13:08
- week 4-5, cue to interrupt low value activities
This seems like a new recall. I know the video starts with saying recall is sacred, but there isnt any information that differentiates the behavior. ‘Stop and find mom’. Why two commands?
I was wondering the same thing. If your 'recall' cue is sacred, why do you need something else? I thought recall should be taught to be 100% reliable so can be used to call off anything unwanted as well as a general come back to me. I'm not sure I understand the difference. I haven't done Recallers for several years as my dogs are 7 and 8 now, but I have a new puppy.
Can I use drop it? I been trying bc she try to eat everything off the floor?
Gonna go with the WIT WIT and see how it goes
So, can I use this with my 11month old pup? And during the 4 week "probation" period, how do i stop the unwanted behavior (harassing the cat, jumping on guests)?
I use the word "with me". My dogs know it means stop what they're doing turn and look at me. And then I can direct them from there.
I've always said. Ooo What you got there then.
The sound does not matter. The sound is associated with what behavior you want, instead of the one the dog is engaged in.
I use, "uttt," as the interupter sound.
Very useful, thank you! I have an adult rescue dog and recall is a tougher skill for both of us. Do you recommend doing this once a day for a week, then moving on to the moving for week and such? How long is a good amount of practice time? I spent about 10 minutes on it today.
Hi, we're so glad you find this hepful! Here's an episode on creating your own training plan: th-cam.com/video/vFZpn62pI60/w-d-xo.html
I'm revealing my age here, but for about 3 days I've been using "beedy beedy beedy" like the robot Twiki from Buck Rogers for my 9 week old Whippet puppy. She seems to think it's very funny and it's holding well.
What should we do to stop the unwanted behavior in the 3 weeks that we are still training for the interrupter noise?
Managing your dog's behaviour to make sure you don't need one is the absolute best thing you can do. Ex-pen, crates, outside a leash or long line.
What do you do for deaf dogs that can’t hear your positive interrupter?
Where do I find the number episodes I have looked and cannot find them anywhere in your videos
Hi! Not sure exactly what you're looking for but any episodes mentioned during the video are in the description under the title. And if you're looking for a list of all episodes, they're all here: th-cam.com/video/hT3hrn0QZyE/w-d-xo.html