Training Equipment Usage Flashcards
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What is the main risk of a collar being too loose on a dog?
Answer: The dog can back out and escape
An overly loose collar lets the dog slip free, creating a safety and escape risk.
Which tool is best for delivering a reward to a dog at a distance during advanced training?
Answer: A treat-and-train remote dispenser
A remote treat dispenser rewards behavior at a distance, reinforcing stays and place training.
A training whistle is most valued for which quality?
Answer: A consistent sound that never changes with emotion
A whistle produces an identical cue every time, unaffected by the handler's mood or voice strain.
What is the proper way to attach a leash for loose-leash walking practice?
Answer: To a front-clip harness or flat collar with slack in the leash
Keeping slack in the leash on a harness or flat collar reinforces walking without tension.
Why is a properly weighted, non-slip mat or 'place' bed used in training?
Answer: It gives the dog a clear defined spot to settle on
A distinct mat provides a visual and tactile boundary that helps teach the 'place' or 'settle' command.
What should you check regularly on any harness or collar over time?
Answer: Fit and wear, since growth and use change the fit
Regularly checking fit and signs of wear prevents escapes and equipment failure.
Which is an appropriate use of high-value treats as training equipment?
Answer: Rewarding difficult behaviors in distracting environments
High-value treats are reserved for harder behaviors and distracting settings to maximize motivation.