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Sunday, March 05, 2006. Spring's in the air! Posted by goldbonny@gmail.com @ 9:02 PM. How to teach your dog to pay attention to you! Attention is central to your relationship with your dog. You can’t have communication without attention. If it’s rewarding to look at you, your dog will look at you more often; if it’s not, he won’t. You will be doing a lot of opportunistic training, so you might find it helpful to have a marker word for those situations when you don’t have your clicker handy. Once your dog...

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Sunday, March 05, 2006. Spring's in the air! Posted by goldbonny@gmail.com @ 9:02 PM. How to teach your dog to pay attention to you! Attention is central to your relationship with your dog. You can’t have communication without attention. If it’s rewarding to look at you, your dog will look at you more often; if it’s not, he won’t. You will be doing a lot of opportunistic training, so you might find it helpful to have a marker word for those situations when you don’t have your clicker handy. Once your dog...

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Sunday, March 05, 2006. Spring's in the air! Posted by goldbonny@gmail.com @ 9:02 PM. How to teach your dog to pay attention to you! Attention is central to your relationship with your dog. You can’t have communication without attention. If it’s rewarding to look at you, your dog will look at you more often; if it’s not, he won’t. You will be doing a lot of opportunistic training, so you might find it helpful to have a marker word for those situations when you don’t have your clicker handy. Once your dog...

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Dog gone positive!: Class notes excerpt (wk1)

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Friday, March 03, 2006. Class notes excerpt (wk1). In order for you to get an idea as to the theory we cover in class, I have included excerpts from week 1. Ultimate goals for humans. To learn non-violent communication skills. To learn problem-solving skills. To enjoy the process of training. To learn the basics of how dogs learn, how they communicate and how best to teach them. Ultimate goals for dogs. Have a broad repertoire of behaviors. Develop confidence and self control. Fallouts of P / R-. Good lu...

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Dog gone positive!: Little laundry thief... introducing Rudie!

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Friday, March 03, 2006. Little laundry thief. introducing Rudie! Richmond found Rudie like this when he came home. So we thought we should teach this little bugger a lesson and left it on him for the rest of the night - he loved it! Posted by goldbonny@gmail.com @ 1:15 PM. How to become a benevolent leader. Predatory behavior and its offshoots. Ways to achieve reliable cue response. Cues vs. commands. When and how do you add a cue? The Ten Laws of Shaping. How often should you reinforce?

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Dog gone positive!: The Poisoned Cue

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Thursday, March 02, 2006. Mixing punishment with positive reinforcement. By Karen Pryor, Aug/Sep 2002 issue of Teaching Dogs. A trainer can poison the process of learning by including correction for failure as well as positive reinforcement for success: the cues become threats as well as promises, evoking ambivalence instead of certainty. This inclusion of correction causes behaviour to deteriorate and reluctance to replace motivation. Posted by goldbonny@gmail.com @ 8:14 PM. The Ten Laws of Shaping.

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Dog gone positive!: Cues vs. commands

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Thursday, March 02, 2006. Cues vs. commands. You may have noticed that we don’t use the word command in clickertraining, instead we call it cue . That’s because we acknowledge that your dog has a choice, however, through skillful training you will have tilted the scales in favor of responding. A cue is a signal to your dog that he can earn reinforcement now for performing a particular behavior. Posted by goldbonny@gmail.com @ 8:15 PM. The Ten Laws of Shaping. How often should you reinforce?

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Dog gone positive!: Why don’t we use punishment in clickertraining?

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Tuesday, February 28, 2006. Why don’t we use punishment in clickertraining? Because there isn’t a lot of information in punishment. If your dog pees on the expensive Persian rug in the living room and you scold him for it, there are still a million other places he might choose to pee. And for all he knows, you might be yelling at him because he is wagging his tail remember, your dog doesn’t speak English! Your dog will learn very quickly that the behaviour isn’t safe to perform in front of. What is click...

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