---- susan cooper <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: 
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> --- Susan Coombes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> >> The one thing that has bothered me about the
> clicker training is the focus on the food rather than
> the game. <<
> 
> I keep carrot slivers in my fanny
> pack so I have something to reward the "clickable"
> moments. 

Me too -- I always rode with treats.   You never know when a training 
opportunity will present itself.   

>.  Then we do "touch the goblin". ,

Ha ha -- we call it "Check it out".      I like your phrase much better though!

> instead of being wary of strange things, she will eagerly offer
> to go up to them.  

Yup.  And, I always try to be EXTRA sure there really ISN'T a goblin in what I 
ask my horses to approach.   : )    I think it would be a major set-back in the 
trust realm if something unexpected happened -- at least for awhile.    I 
always have that in the back of my mind when there's boogers to be vanquished 
on horseback.

-- Renee M. in Michigan



I think this means she IS focused
> on the game, with the food as a reward.  
> 
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