12 min
Episode 21: How Do You Fix Bad Dog Training The Dog Savvy Kids Podcast with Katie
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- Pets & Animals
Often times we attempt to fix an annoying problem with our dog, but end up creating a larger problem. Once a dog behaves a certain way (example: jumping on guests, begging from the dinner table, stealing from counters) can we change that behavior? The short answer is yes. It take patience and some tough love to solve the issue and create a behavior that we desire.
Today's episode discusses how you can accomplish this task using BF Skinner's theory of operant conditioning *
Want to learn more about dog training, visit ISCDT.com to enroll in our online dog training course. This course consists of 18 lessons. Students work with dogs throughout the training and their personal mentor guides them by watching a series of videos submitted by students evidencing their work with dogs. Learn how to teach commands and build on those commands so they can be applied during real life situations, regardless of setting or distraction level.
We love to chat with fellow dog lovers. Want to speak with us? Send us an email at info@iscdt.com.
Source: Webster, Jerry. "ABC: Antecedent, Behavior, Consequence." ThoughtCo, Aug. 28, 2020, thoughtco.com/abc-antecedent-behavior-and-consequence-3111263.
Often times we attempt to fix an annoying problem with our dog, but end up creating a larger problem. Once a dog behaves a certain way (example: jumping on guests, begging from the dinner table, stealing from counters) can we change that behavior? The short answer is yes. It take patience and some tough love to solve the issue and create a behavior that we desire.
Today's episode discusses how you can accomplish this task using BF Skinner's theory of operant conditioning *
Want to learn more about dog training, visit ISCDT.com to enroll in our online dog training course. This course consists of 18 lessons. Students work with dogs throughout the training and their personal mentor guides them by watching a series of videos submitted by students evidencing their work with dogs. Learn how to teach commands and build on those commands so they can be applied during real life situations, regardless of setting or distraction level.
We love to chat with fellow dog lovers. Want to speak with us? Send us an email at info@iscdt.com.
Source: Webster, Jerry. "ABC: Antecedent, Behavior, Consequence." ThoughtCo, Aug. 28, 2020, thoughtco.com/abc-antecedent-behavior-and-consequence-3111263.
12 min