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Sep 04, 2010 10:15PM
Laura Monaco Torelli on Sep 01, 2010 11:58AM
The Training Game: A New Perspective
?My dog loves to eat his kibble while training at home. I am so surprised that he will not eat it in the group sessions.?
?Our dog stays motivated and focused for training when the house is quiet. But as soon as there are distractions, she does not want to eat the kibble.?
?Why does my puppy focus so well for the trainers during classes? She really seems to enjoy her interactions with them.?
Professional trainers hear comments like these from our dog teams every day. Owners are completely baffled as to why their puppies or dogs refuse to focus on them amid the distractions of daily life. How can this be, they wonder? Their dogs love the dog food at breakfast and dinner, so there should be no need to introduce new treats. These owners truly believe that feeding kibble is reinforcing in any environment.
Janet Velenovsky on Sep 01, 2010 07:00AM
Clickin? Chickens: How Training Chickens Helped Me Become Leader of the Peck
Trust the force
As a life-long fan of sci-fi movies, it brought a smile to my face to hear one of my training heroes say ?Trust the force.?
Kathy Sdao on Sep 01, 2010 06:00AM
Podcast: Excerpt from 2010 ClickerExpo Presentation A Moment of Science by Kathy Sdao
This month's podcast is an excerpt from Kathy Sdao's lecture A Moment of Science presented at the 2010 ClickerExpo. During the lecture Kathy addresses the principles of clicker training, why they work, and what the terms really mean. Listen to Kathy Sdao as she talks about what makes behavior happen in this entertaining and thought-provoking audio selection.
Casey Lomonaco on Sep 01, 2010 06:00AM
Karen Pryor Academy: What?s In It for You?
For new trainers just opening their own business, the decision to enroll in Karen Pryor Academy (KPA) is obvious and easy. If you want to become the best, you must learn from the best. Who better to learn from than the woman who introduced marker training to legions of dog trainers and devotees in the book that revolutionized the field, Don't Shoot the Dog!
KPCT on Aug 16, 2010 07:06AM
From Scaredy-Cat to Surfing Star: The World?s First Pro Surfing Girl Dog
Those who train dogs, work with dogs or just love dogs know that there is no limit to what they can do. There are dogs that do tricks, assist the blind, save lives, compete in agility trials