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The Smacking Sound 

 Before we start playing “The Airplane Game,” I thought I’d 

teach you a neat trick you can use to get your dog’s 

attention whenever you need it. To do this we will use a 

special type of noise known as the “smacking sound.”  But 

before we can harness its power, we will first need to 

teach our dog to associate the sound with food. 

 To do this, with your dog in a quiet room, 

make a smacking sound as though you were kissing the air, 

then immediately give him a treat. It doesn’t matter what he’s doing 

when you give him the treat (so long as he’s not doing 

anything bad like tearing up the sofa), the idea is simply 

to show him that whenever he hears the sound, he gets 

treats. After doing this for a while, you should notice that 

your dog looks at you for his treat whenever you make 

 Once I have trained Einstein(my dog) to respond to my 

smacking sound, I can use it whenever I want 

to get his attention. 

the sound. With continued practice, you can start using 

the smacking sound in everyday life when you want to 

grab your dog’s attention! 

 Keep in mind, however, that the smacking sound may be 

less effective at times when your dog is too worked up. 

For example, if he has seen something outside that he 

reacts strongly to, your sound may go unnoticed. One 

remedy for this is the “Look at That” game found in the 

Brain Training for Dogs online training course. In “Look at 

That,” we will work specifically on teaching your dog to 

pay attention to the smacking sound despite strong 

distractions. 

 Einstein Says: Don’t like using the smacking sound? 

No problem! You can replace the smacking sound with 

any other sound you like, such as a whistle or a pop. 

Just make sure the sound you choose is loud enough to 

be heard in busier environments, and that it is a sound 

you can make yourself. 

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