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"Just tire them out" is bad advice, full stop.
For highly aroused dogs, there's much more going on under the hood!
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Mikayla Moore
Jul 235 min read
How and when do we add a cue to a behavior?
...and what even is a cue, anyway?
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Mikayla Moore
Jul 222 min read
Command or Cue? Language matters.
Word choice reflects the relationship between you and your learner.
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Mikayla Moore
Jul 214 min read
Errorless Learning -- for Pets and People!
pssst -- our ethical approach to animal trainings happens to work with people, too!
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Mikayla Moore
Jul 202 min read
The Rat is Always Right.
Labeling a learner stubborn or unintelligent when a training session goes poorly is a dead end.
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Mikayla Moore
Jul 192 min read
Be in the moment -- there's a first time for every behavior!
Don't tell yourself a story -- read the behavior in front of you.
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Mikayla Moore
Jul 182 min read
Happy Visits at the Shelter? Yes you can!
Sprinkle in Happy Visits for long-term positive feels about vet visits!
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Mikayla Moore
Jul 172 min read
Calm Exits: Well-placed Food is your Friend!
Managing arousal on kennel exit will set your dog up for a successful session!
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Mikayla Moore
Jul 162 min read
Consent Tests: Yes, please! or No, thank you!
A consent test is distilled down to “pet pet pause.”
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Mikayla Moore
Jul 152 min read
When Playgroup Isn't Right
Playgroup is only PART of the enrichment picture!
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Alli Holte
Jul 136 min read
For shelter animals, training is enrichment and enrichment is training.
How can we use learning science to our advantage when the animal:trainer ratio in a shelter might be 100:1, or worse?
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