Science-Based Dog Training (with Dr. Ian Dunbar)
March 1, 2013 by Leave a Comment
Date/TimeDate(s) - Friday, April 5, 2013 - Sunday, April 7, 2013
All Day This three-day seminar is full of lessons drawn from Dr. Ian Dunbar’s (PhD MRCVS BVetMed) decade of dog training doctoral research at UC Berkeley and 30 years of hands-on experience training dogs and teaching owners how to train their dogs. It provides incredible new insights into the science of how people train dogs and practical, easy-to-use methods for making dog training as enjoyable, efficient and effective as possible.
Single day registrations and group discount available.
Friday: WE CONTINUE TO WASTE PUPPYHOOD!!!
There are huge holes in basic puppy husbandry that lead to a drastic decrease in quality of life for far too many dogs and their owners and of course, for many dogs, loss of life itself. Puppy prevention of behavior problems and aggression towards people is as easy as it is enjoyable.
Saturday: LEARNING THEORY REDUX – BINARY VERBAL FEEDBACK
Binary verbal feedback is instructive and analogue. Verbal feedback is by far the best means for people to effectively correct unwanted behavior and to achieve absolute compliance without using aversive stimuli without even raising our voice.
Sunday: OFF-LEASH LURE/REWARD TRAINING
Since luring allows us to predict precisely when the dog will perform the desired behavior, lure-reward training enables us: to begin to associate the verbal cue with the required behavior from the very first trial, to teach hand-signals within a dozen trials, to implement a differential reinforcement from the second trial, and to teach the verbal cues for several behaviors at the same time.
To register, please visit:
https://www.jamesandkenneth.com/store/show/EDT-010
For more information, please contact event organizers at info@jk-pub.com or 1-800-784-5531
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