clicker train
clicker train verb: to train (someone) with clicker sounds using positive reinforcement so that they associate those sounds as reward to desired behaviors.
Verb
clicker train (third-person singular simple present clicker trains, present participle clicker training, simple past and past participle clicker trained)
- To train (someone) with clicker sounds using positive reinforcement so that they associate those sounds as reward to desired behaviors.
- I'm excited to give you the foundation to understand how to clicker train your cat and ultimately enrich the bond you share with your cuddly companion.2021 June 1, Stephanie Mantilla, How to Clicker Train Your Cat: A Step-by-Step Guide to Teaching New Skills and Fun Tricks in 15 Minutes a Day, Sourcebooks, Inc., →ISBN, page 7
Forms of clicker train
| third-person singular present | clicker trains |
|---|---|
| present participle | clicker training |
| past participle | clicker trained |
| past | clicker trained |
Origin of clicker train
From clicker + train.
Questions about clicker train
- What does clicker train mean?
- Clicker train means to train (someone) with clicker sounds using positive reinforcement so that they associate those sounds as reward to desired behaviors.
- What part of speech is clicker train?
- Clicker train is a verb.
- What is the past tense of clicker train?
- The past tense of clicker train is clicker trained.
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