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Training Tip #2
Cues, Commands, and
Releases
From Total Retriever Marking
with Mike Lardy
A
cue is a word or phrase, or action from the handler that gives a dog a
hint or clue.
Examples: "mark"," watch it"," easy",
"find the bird", " no bird", loud send, quiet send or putting your
hand down to send
A
command is a word or phrase or action from the handler that requires an action response from the dog
Examples: "sit", "here", "heel",
"back", "over", "drop", or snapping
fingers or patting leg for heeling movements, giving a cast
A release is simply a word, phrase, or action that lets the dog proceed as wanted.
Examples"
"OK", "dog's name"
The
same word might be a cue, command, or release depending on the context or
its use.
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