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To Always Use a Dog's Name is a Myth

Learn when it's appropriate to use a dog's name during a training session with tips from a dog trainer in this free video clip.

Part of the Video Series: Basic Dog Obedience Training Myths & Tips

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  • viveak Aug 02, 2008
    I'm not able to see the video.. help me out.
  • viveak Aug 02, 2008
    I'm not able to see the video.. help me out.
  • tceoknonmoar2 Aug 02, 2008
    This is Excellent Information! This whole video series is helpful! I do Pit Bull Rescues and adoptions and would like to use some of your tips Referenced of course to help some of my Rescue's and their owners with your permission! Thanks! Dana Save the Breed
  • justpetdogs Aug 02, 2008
    It's rather worrying that a professional trainer and member of the APDT seems to be confused about the definitions of operant conditioning in basic learning theory in the intro to this series. Negative reinforcement means the removal of something ("negative&quot ;) to increase the ocurrence of a behaviour ("reinforcement ")...therefore trainers do not use negative reinforcement to reduce bad behaviour. I might expect the public to be confused about operant conditioning definitions, but not a professional trainer!
  • justpetdogs Aug 02, 2008
    It's rather worrying that a professional trainer and member of the APDT seems to be confused about the definitions of operant conditioning in basic learning theory in the intro to this series. Negative reinforcement means the removal of something ("negative&quot ;) to increase the ocurrence of a behaviour ("reinforcement ")...therefore trainers do not use negative reinforcement to reduce bad behaviour. I might expect the public to be confused about operant conditioning definitions, but not a professional trainer!
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