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Question 1 of 10

1. Question
What is expected of a dog on a place mat?
- That they hold a down stay.
- That they hold a sit stay.
- It doesn't matter the position as long as they stay still.
- The dog doesn't have to hold any position as long as they stay within the boundary of the place mat. They can move around as they please.
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What kind of placemat is ideal in teaching place?
- A plush bed.
- A bath towel.
- It doesn't matter the type of bed as long as it has a surface the dog can comfortably go onto.
- A raised cot style bed.
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What is inadvertent classical conditioning?
- When we condition food to a sound.
- When the dog begins to make associations between everyday rituals eg. grabbing keys and leash means they are going on a walk.
- When a dog associates a previously positive experience that has now become a negative experience.
- When we overshadow our verbal cue with our physical cue.
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Which marker do I use when the dog gets on the place mat and I want them to stay on it?
- My YES duration marker.
- No marker is given to keep the dog on the place mat.
- My terminal marker OK.
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When do I begin adding the verbal cue for the place mat?
- I can add the verbal cue as soon as I begin training for place
- It doesn't matter, at any point during the training session.
- When the dog jumps onto the mat as soon as I walk toward it, this means I can produce the behaviour at will.
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In step 2 if my dog gets off the mat how do I deal with it?
- Ignore the behaviour.
- Say "AH" the moment he starts to step off, repeat the "place" cue then lead him back on it withholding food only continue feeding once he is back on the mat.
- let him get off the mat completely and restart the exercise.
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How do I reward the dog for being on the place mat?
- By petting them.
- Lots of verbal praise and excitement.
- Feeding clockwise and counter clockwise , placing treats on the mat and giving them directly to the dog.
- Only feed clockwise and keep the dog moving in that direction across the boundary of the mat.
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Question 8 of 10

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How do I start fading away the physical help of walking over to the place mat all the way?
- I gradually shorten the distance I walk to the front of the mat.
- I stop giving the dog physical help as soon as he understands how to get on the place mat from a close distance.
- The dog should be verbal right when it has been taught to jump on the mat, no need to fade this particular command.
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Question 9 of 10

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What is the correct order of naming the place command with a verbal cue?
- Gesture or walk towards the mat then say "PLACE".
- Say place as I physically gesture at the same time.
- Say "PLACE" then add the physical help after.
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Once my dog is verbal on the PLACE cue, where can I go with training?
- I keep practicing in the home in the same space.
- Once they are verbal they will do it in any situation.
- I can challenge the dog gradually in more difficult environments such as outside , different rooms, and the garage.
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