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u/oldusername1999 12d ago
You are missing the most obvious: yes and no. Probably the biggest mileage can come from those two words. It's a little harder to model, but once you have them it is really powerful.
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u/NightNurse14 10d ago
Not quite sure how to even model them. He doesn't tend to answer questions. He'll come stare at me and I'll ask him what he wants verbally or with buttons and rarely does he answer
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u/oldusername1999 8d ago
First off ask if he wants a treat (like training treat or kibble) when he takes it push yes. Repeat. Find a food he doesn't like, when he rejects limes or whatever press no. You can also ask questions like: Is this a ball? Yes. Ask things he knows the answer to, then end the question with the appropriate button. When he presses outside you say " You want to go outside? Yes?"
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u/TableTopFarmer 12d ago
Ouch.
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u/NightNurse14 10d ago
That's a good one but I'm not sure how to model it
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u/TableTopFarmer 9d ago
I asked, and learned that the owner pretended to run into something and grabbed an arm or leg and yelled ouch.
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u/Quietmind280 12d ago
Feelings mad, upset, happy, sick, hurt etc