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I've just started on shaping with my bull terrier and she loves it and we have had more success than I'd expected. The thing I've found difficult is how to break it down into really small movements and where to click (I'm trying to avoid confusing the poor puppy).

I've read 'When Pigs Fly' by Jane Killion. Has anyone else got any suggestions for other good books on clicker training & shaping? It's not really about teaching her trick but making the day to day things easier.

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Shirley Chong's site is always a good start http://www.shirleychong.com/ so is this one http://www.fannygott.com/ and this one http://www.dragonflyllama.com/%20DOGS/Leve...LevelsBook.html

Hi,

I've just started on shaping with my bull terrier and she loves it and we have had more success than I'd expected. The thing I've found difficult is how to break it down into really small movements and where to click (I'm trying to avoid confusing the poor puppy).

I've read 'When Pigs Fly' by Jane Killion. Has anyone else got any suggestions for other good books on clicker training & shaping? It's not really about teaching her trick but making the day to day things easier.

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I think it helps to see videos. You can figure out what the person is clicking for, or if it's a good video, they'll tell you. Kikopup on YouTube is very popular for good reason.

At the moment we're compiling a list of good videos for Sue Ailsby's "Training Levels" book, also.

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Shirley Chong's site is always a good start http://www.shirleychong.com/ so is this one http://www.fannygott.com/ and this one http://www.dragonflyllama.com/%20DOGS/Leve...LevelsBook.html
Hi,

I've just started on shaping with my bull terrier and she loves it and we have had more success than I'd expected. The thing I've found difficult is how to break it down into really small movements and where to click (I'm trying to avoid confusing the poor puppy).

I've read 'When Pigs Fly' by Jane Killion. Has anyone else got any suggestions for other good books on clicker training & shaping? It's not really about teaching her trick but making the day to day things easier.

As mentioned kikopup on YouTube is excellent :banghead: On Shirley Chong's website you can download 2 free books Just Plain Clicker Sense and The Clicker Cookbook :party:

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