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Positive Learning (COMING SOON)

Positive dog learning, also know as force-free or reward-based learning, is

Here are some key principles and techniques of positive dog learning:

Positive Reinforcement:

This involves rewarding your dog for performing desired behaviors. When your dog exhibits the desired behavior, you provide a reward immediately to reinforce the behavior and increase the likelihood of it being repeated. Rewards can include treats, verbal praise, petting, or playtime.

Clicker Learning:

Clicker learning is a popular technique used in positive dog learning.  It involves using a clicker-a small handheld device that makes a distinct clicking sound-to mark the exact moment your dog performs the desired behavior. The click is followed by a reward, creating a clear association between the behavior and the reward.

Luring and Shaping:

Luring involves using a reward, such as a treat, to guide your dog into performing a desired behavior.  For example, you can use a treat to lure your dog into a sitting position. Shaping involves breaking down a desired behavior into small, achievable steps and rewarding your dog for each incremental progress toward the final behavior.

Positive Interrupters:

Positive interrupters are used to redirect your dog's attention and behavior from undesirable actions to more appropriate ones. This can be done by using a cue or sound, such as a whistle or a specific word, followed by a reward when your dog responds appropriately.

Management and Prevention:

Positive learning emphasizes setting up the environment and managing situations to prevent undesirable behaviors from occurring in the first place. This can include using crates, baby gates, or leashes to limit access to certain areas or situations until your dog learns appropriate behaviors.

Patience and Consistency:

Positive learning takes time and consistency. It's important to be patient with your dog and provide clear, consistent cues and rewards to help them understand what is expected of them.

Learning Games and Enrichment:

Positive learning often incorporates fun learning games and interactive activities to make learning enjoyable for your dog. These can include hide-and-seek games, puzzle toys, and scent games that stimulate their minds and keep them engaged.

BENEFITS

The benefits of positive dog learning include strengthening the bond between you and your dog, promoting better communication, and fostering a positive and cooperative relationship based on trust and mutual respect. It can also help address behavioral issues and improve your dog's overall behavior and obedience. 

Unleash Your Dog's Joy at All Tails Wagging!

At All Tails Wagging, we believe that every dog deserves to have a happy and active lifestyle. Our dog daycare services provide a safe and welcoming space for your furry friend to play, learn, and socialize with other dogs. Our experienced team is dedicated to ensuring your dog receives the best care possible. Contact us today to schedule a visit!

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