Most of our routines begin with a cue and end with a reward. Ditto with dogs. But sometimes, with us or with them, the rewards aren’t what we think they are…
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Dog training lessons learned from watching Girls
When we are getting just little bits of rewards only very occasionally, we can put up with crappy relationships for a very long time. This is a dog training principle at work. Here is how to train your boyfriend like the dog he is.
Dogs are hungry and greedy (and other reasons why trainers should use treats)
I love dogs endlessly, but that doesn’t mean I don’t believe they are opportunistic, selfish creatures who don’t do anything out of courtesy. They will, however, do things for food.
Why is it important to figure out what your pet finds reinforcing?
To most dogs and cats, liverwurst is as motivating as a suitcase full of cash would be to me.
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