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How to Make Your Dog More Reliable (Not Just Trained)
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How to Make Your Dog More Reliable (Not Just Trained)

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How to Make Your Dog More Reliable (Not Just Trained)

By mike|2026-02-22T11:46:14-06:00November 6, 2020|dog training, associations, classical conditioning, commands, intermittant reward schedule, Law of effect, lure, luring, operant conditioning, pavlov, reward, skinner, Thorndike, working for rewards|

What Dr. Ian Dunbar Taught Me About Reliability in Dog [...]

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My dog barks…What can I do? Park it Part 2…Wireless Door bell (thank you mister Pavlov) using Park it along with the door bell.
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My dog barks…What can I do? Park it Part 2…Wireless Door bell (thank you mister Pavlov) using Park it along with the door bell.

classical conditioning, barking, barking dog, door bell, doorbell, how to stop barking, pavlov, PROBLEM BEHAVIOR, verbal commands, why do dogs bark, wireless doorbell

My dog barks…What can I do? Park it Part 2…Wireless Door bell (thank you mister Pavlov) using Park it along with the door bell.

By mike|2020-02-24T10:01:26-06:00February 24, 2020|classical conditioning, barking, barking dog, door bell, doorbell, how to stop barking, pavlov, PROBLEM BEHAVIOR, verbal commands, why do dogs bark, wireless doorbell|

Now that you have park it down and it is [...]

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Training Terminology: What it all means!
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Training Terminology: What it all means!

classical conditioning, markers, negative mark, operant conditioning, pavlov, positive mark, skinner

Training Terminology: What it all means!

By mike|2019-08-16T07:31:32-05:00April 22, 2019|classical conditioning, markers, negative mark, operant conditioning, pavlov, positive mark, skinner|

As I read through some of the old posts, I [...]

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