“At every down curb and every up curb, we stop, we praise them, and then the dog starts to stop themselves. Then maybe they make a mistake... you repeat and you allow the dog to be successful.”

The Economics of Everyday Things · 81. Guide Dogs

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use repetition and praise at every curb during training, correcting mistakes by repeating the action

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