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

By |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 [...]

Dog Bowl Aggression, and the Wonderful Resource We Waste Everyday…Part 4!!!

By |2026-02-18T14:00:41-06:00October 19, 2020|dog training, feeding dogs by hand, food bowl aggression, hand feeding your dog, obediance training, operant conditioning, resource control, resource guarding, working for rewards|

Dog Bowl Aggression, and the Wonderful Resource We Waste Everyday [...]

Petting Parties for Puppies vs Adult Dogs: What Changes and Why

By |2026-02-05T10:12:33-06:00May 6, 2020|classical conditioning, alternative behaviors, distractions, frustration, manners, obediance training, operant conditioning, patience, reward the good, say please, working for rewards|

Petting Parties for Puppies vs Adult Dogs: What Changes and [...]

Why Dogs Lose Their Minds When Guests Come Over

By |2026-02-05T10:07:42-06:00April 6, 2020|alternative behaviors, associations, classical conditioning, distractions, dog training, doorbell, implulse control, keep it simple stupid dog training, kiss dog training, manners, mike deathe, PROBLEM BEHAVIOR, working for rewards|

The Petting Party Series — Part 1 Picture this. You’re [...]

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