Task: Question Answering
Input (English): Passage: I always play with my dog for a few minutes before starting to train him . He pays attention more and tries harder to please me after we have played . I make sure to have small treats on hand before starting . We start with the \ \ sit \ \ command . I tell him to sit and once he does , I give him a treat and lots of praise . I repeat the \ \ sit \ \ command exercise about five times , but only give him a treat on the first command . The rest of the time , I praise him and give him a scratch behind the ears where he likes it best . It is important to stay consistent with praise and a treat given somewhere within the five repeats of that command . After he has successfully completed what he knows , we move on to something new . Remember to only give a treat or praise when he does the new command correctly . If he is having problems , go to something else he knows so that he gets a treat or praise . Question: What do they want to remember when training their dog? Option1: Give treats when the dog incorrectly performs the command Option2: To only give a treat or praise when the dog does the new command correctly.
Output (English): To only give a treat or praise when the dog does the new command correctly.