Easy Puppy Dog Training
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EnglishVoice Age
Middle Aged (35-54)Accents
North American (General)Transcript
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training a dog comes down to the following. If a reward to behavior is positive, then the puppy is probably going to repeat that behavior. And if the result is negative, then the puppy is more averse to repeat it. This is, for the most part, valid for all animals. Human beings included. However, most dog trainers place more emphasis on the last part of the statement than the first. Nonetheless, training is undeniably more compelling when you focus on accentuating the positive more than the negative. Do you remember your most loved teacher when you were in school? Suppose you asked him or her for help with a specific idea or issue? How did they respond? Did they shout at you? Did they reprimand you for not focusing? No. They presumably said something like, Take a seat and I'll explain it once more. I will help you to understand it better. They may even admit that the subject is difficult and that not understanding it at once was all right. They most likely clarified things gradually and plainly, and their disposition was light. Their objective was to make sure you get an adequate and proper understanding of the subject