IGP – Get Out Of The Behavior Ring.
And take your treat and tools with you… All the inducements and Compulsive Inducements. Now – think that Malinois stuck to a dog trainers leg came easy? You see the …
Positive Reinforcement is about the animals needs for survival. It’s not “have a treat”
The removal of Positive Reinforcement. It generates behaviors of fight and flight.
Is about meeting new things in the environment and how you react – positive or negative.
The forced removal of Positive Reinforcement. Punishment doesn’t work – but that’s all dog training is.
When you book a behavioral consult with me – that is exactly what you get. We aren’t going to be talking about dog training or training your dog is any …
I get it – not everyone is comfortable on video – so behavioral consults through emails is another option. When you book a behavioral consult with me – that is …
Radical Behaviorism For Dog Aggression And Reactivity is a behavioral psychology group that was set up a couple of years ago and has grown to near 5000 members. With a …
We are trying to make it easy for people to reach out and get some real help with their dogs behavioral issues. If you are not on facebook but want …
We Are All Dog Lovers, Volunteers That Try To Make The Dogs World A Better Place.
And take your treat and tools with you… All the inducements and Compulsive Inducements. Now – think that Malinois stuck to a dog trainers leg came easy? You see the …
Your first reaction to something new in the environment – positive or negative? That’s your permanent reaction to every meet with that thing for the rest of your life – …
Today was quite revealing on my facebook profile. This is in response to all the nonsense.Shut down the behaviors! Stop the behaviors! Use a treat – inducement. Use a prong …
Are you ready to dare to be different? To try something different for the sake of your dog?
Behaviors such as Aggression And Reactivity can’t be “trained” – the reason for them to exist needs to be understood. And that takes Behavioral Psychology 101.
