#113: Cue Hierarchies with Vidhya Karthikeyan, Part 2

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Drinking from the Toilet: Real Dogs, Real Training

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🗓️ 2 July 2020

⏱️ 67 minutes

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Summary

In this episode, we discuss how context cues affect training, how cue hierarchies function, how to set up a training session to teach cue discrimination, how errorless learning plays a role, what default behaviors are and how to choose them.

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0:00.0	this really stuck with me. How can I teach a non-response? How can I test an understanding of something
0:09.1	if I only ever pay for doing it and I never teach the skill of not doing it? So the gambler that my
0:18.6	animal is, he's always going to pick doing something rather than go, oh, no, no, no, I must not.
0:41.8	Hey there, fellow training nerds. I'm Hannah Branigan, teacher, trainer, podcaster, and author of the book, Awesome
0:46.6	Obedience, and the companion, Awesome Obedience Field Guide, which are both available at clickertraining.com. And I'm going to link to those
0:55.9	in the show notes, and this time I'm going to use the correct link to save us all a lot of trouble.
1:00.9	So last week, we were talking with Vidya Karthikean of the unlikely tricksters and geeking out
1:06.6	about cues and stimulus control and queue hierarchies. And we'll pick back up with that madness this week.
1:13.7	But it's definitely going to make more sense if you heard the last episode first.
1:18.8	So if you didn't catch that one, stop right now.
1:21.6	Go back, listen to the other one because she set the whole thing up talking about her project
1:25.0	with the toilet paper and the pasta.
1:27.4	And if you didn't hear that, then nothing that we say in this episode is going to make any
1:32.0	sense at all. So go listen to that one. I mean, I'm not entirely sure it's going to make sense either
1:35.5	way, but still, it'll give you a fighting chance. So before we get to that, I got to send a shout
1:40.6	out to these awesome folks for supporting the podcast on Patreon. So thank you to
1:45.2	Stacey D. Anupria S. Brenda P. Anna A. Christine F. Katia P. Eva M. Will M. Haley S. and
1:57.9	Ann W. I love you guys. You are so awesome. If you want to join these folks and support the
2:03.9	podcast, you can visit www. patreon.com slash DFTT. Also conveniently linked for you in the show notes.
2:12.4	Okay. So we've been talking to Vidya, brilliant mind and excellent trainer about Q's and Q hierarchies.
2:19.1	But what do we mean by a Q hierarchy? So a Q hierarchy is basically how we make a decision of what
2:27.5	behavior, how to act when we're faced with two or more pieces of information. Which bits of all
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