Training
Decide what to keep practicing this week and what to stabilize next.
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This Week's Playbook
Decide what to keep, what to narrow, and what to compare over the next week.
Keep steady
Keep "あご" stable first
Success rate 99.0%. This cue is already relatively stable, so use it to confirm consistency without adding too many new variables.
Focus this week
Review "口内タッチ" next
Success rate 30.0%. Rather than just adding more reps, fix one variable such as location, stimulus, or reward and repeat in short sets.
Condition check
6 command(s) have enough location contrast
You already have records for both home and outside, so this week can focus on differences like “fails only outside” or “drops under stimulation.”
Dory's Training Overview
11 commands / 819 sessionsDory's daily training is automatically extracted from diary entries. Success rates and trends are visualized per command, including differences by location and stimulus conditions.
Tracking 11 commands across 819 sessions. Overall weighted success rate: 68.9%. 3 command(s) above 80% mastery threshold.
When success rate fluctuates, noting the stimulus (noise, visitors, location) and reward (type, timing) helps identify causes. "あご" is currently the most stable.
Commands with high-confidence data: 8. When session time, count, and break conditions are consistent, changes are easier to compare accurately.
Note heavy breathing, heat stress, or fatigue signs with timestamps. These serve as load indicators.
Command Mastery Status
These records are automatically extracted from diary entries and may not reflect actual training outcomes.
There are 313 explicit location logs and 316 mixed logs right now. 6/11 commands currently have enough home/outside evidence to compare.
Chin rest for focus training
Down position for calm settling
Go to a designated spot and settle
Go to crate voluntarily
The most fundamental calm-down command
Recall — critical for safety
Stay still before meals or when going out
Interrupt barking on cue
Heel walking during walks
Mouth desensitization for dental care
Command Success Rate Chart
Visual comparison of success rates by command
Training Log Template
Record the following items to review success rate changes later.
1. Set Conditions
- Location: Home / Walk / Park
- Stimulus: Doorbell / Visitor / Other dogs / Construction
- Time: Morning / Noon / Evening / Night
2. Log Procedure
- Cue: Voice / Hand / Both
- Reward: Type and timing
- Outcome: Successes / Attempts (e.g., 8/10)
3. Plan Next
- Failure pattern: What caused the failure
- Change for next time: Change only one thing
- Health: Breathing / Fatigue / Heat
For detailed logging guidelines, see the Data Guide.
Practical Tips
Insights from Dory's training experience
Use Time Anchors
Pairing triggers with response timestamps lets you review why success dipped on a given day. E.g., 14:00 delivery -> 14:03 bark -> 14:10 calm.
Keep Sessions Short
Aim for 2-3 sessions of under 5 minutes each. Ending before focus drops increases the chance of finishing on a success.
Change One Variable
Changing location, distance, and stimulus all at once makes it impossible to identify what worked. Change only one variable at a time.
Log Challenges
Unexpected reactions and behavior issues are tracked in the Forecast. Record trigger, response, and next step together.
How Success Rate Is Computed
The primary metric is "effective success rate" which weights commands with more sessions more heavily.
Effective rate
68.9%
Weighted by sessions
Simple average
65.5%
Avg. of 11 commands
Gap
+3.4pt
Effective minus simple