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Operant or Classical Conditioning In Dog Training: Is It Possible To Use Just One?
Operant or Classical Conditioning In Dog Training: Is It Possible To Use Just One?

If you're new to the world of dog training, you may be wondering what operant conditioning and classical conditioning are, how they differ from one another, and if you can use them separately from one another. Both operant conditioning and classical conditioning are important elements of dog training, and it's important to understand the difference between the two in order to be the best trainer possible. Here's a brief overview of each type of conditioning, as well as a history of their respective pioneers, Ivan Pavlov and B.F. Skinner.

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Behavioral, Dog TrainingLauren TsaoFaithfully Yours Dog Training, LLCdog behavior, dog owner, dog trainer, dog training, dog trainers, aversive dog training, operant conditioning, classical conditioning, behavioral, behavior consulting, behavior modfication, dog behavior modification, dog behavior consulting, dog learning, learning, learning theory, quadrants, positive training, positive reinforcement, positive punishment, positive experiences, negative reinforcement, negative punishment
Puppy Training: Building Confidence In Your Puppy
Puppy Training: Building Confidence In Your Puppy

Building confidence in our dogs is overlooked. We believe that all dogs will be friendly, sociable, and happy-go-lucky. Unfortunately, that is not the case. Dogs of this nature are hard to come by these days. The odds are usually stack against us when we first get our puppy.

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Dog Training, BehavioralLauren TsaoFaithfully Yours Dog Training, LLCdog trainer, dog behavior, dog trainers, dogs, dog psychology, dog training, certified dog trainers, new dog, new home, adopting a dog, rescuing a dog, rescue dog, bringing home a puppy, puppy, puppy setup, positive training, decompression, adjustment, new puppy, new pet, dog learning, professional dog trainer, professional dog training, classical conditioning, operant conditioning, counterconditioning, association, consequence, learning, learning theory, harnesses, balance harness, reinforcement, conditioning, harness, harness training, husbandry, puppy training, puppies, confidence, building confidence
Husbandry Training: Conditioning Your Dog to a Harness
Husbandry Training: Conditioning Your Dog to a Harness

Need a step-by-step process to get your dog to wear their harness comfortably? If your dog is growling, fleeing, or biting when you attempt to put on their harness, using positive reinforcement-based husbandry training could be the answer to your problems. Follow the steps in this article to help your dog love their harness!

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Dog TrainingLauren TsaoFaithfully Yours Dog Training, LLCdog trainer, dog behavior, dog trainers, dogs, dog psychology, dog training, certified dog trainers, new dog, new home, adopting a dog, rescuing a dog, rescue dog, bringing home a puppy, puppy, puppy setup, positive training, decompression, adjustment, new puppy, new pet, dog learning, professional dog trainer, professional dog training, classical conditioning, operant conditioning, counterconditioning, association, consequence, learning, learning theory, harnesses, balance harness, reinforcement, conditioning, harness, harness training, husbandry