Introduction to Dog Training:
Keeping our dogs in shape and healthy can be challenging, especially for those who live in cities or experience frequent rainy days. Obesity in pets is becoming a growing concern, making it essential to have a tool for exercising dogs. A treadmill can serve as an excellent solution.
However, getting a dog to run on a treadmill is not as easy as it may seem. Dogs often need training to become accustomed to using a treadmill, and this training involves associated learning. Dog owners and trainers who take the time to understand animal behavior training can develop a deeper understanding of their dog's needs and learn the best methods for training without causing harm.
In this course, you will explore the following topics:
- Classical conditioning and its application in dog training
- Advanced classical conditioning methods to help dogs become comfortable with using a treadmill
- Operant conditioning and how different types of reinforcement can aid in training dogs to use a treadmill without fear
- Various methods of punishment in advanced operant conditioning techniques
By taking this course, you can enjoy the following benefits:
- Gain a deeper insight into dog training and the application of behavioral psychology to animals
- Understand effective methods for training your dog without resorting to force
- Assist your dog in overcoming phobias, correcting bad behavior, and encouraging them to learn in a enjoyable manner
- Strengthen your bond with your pet as you employ various associative conditioning methods during training
Course Modules/Lessons
- Module 1: Using Classical Conditioning in Dog Training
- Module 2: Advanced Classical Conditioning Methods in Canine Training
- Module 3: Using Operant Conditioning in Dog Training
- Module 4: Advanced Methods of Operant Conditioning in Canine Training