Karin Pryor Clickertraining
 | Desperately Seeking Snoozing?How to Help Your Dog Relax |
Excited, exhaustedIt might seem that it would take voodoo, or something similar, to teach unruly, out-of-control and/or overly enthusiastic dogs how to be calm and relaxe | |
| Help Dogs and Kids Be Comfortable Together: Dog Bite Prevention Week May 20-26, 2012 |
Friends for lifeWhat could be more delightful than to witness the bond of friendship blossom between a child and a dog? Some dogs naturally love kids. | |
| Ben: An Aggressive Dog Case Study |
Editors' note: Award-winning paper! What I am going to present to you is my own case study about my golden retriever, Benjamin. It was through Ben that I met Karen Pryor and, thus, found some of the most effective ways to deal with aggression and fear-based behavior in dogs. | |
| Podcast: Debbie Martin Reads Selections from Puppy Start Right |
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| What to Do When Your Dog Loses His Cue: Training Outdoors with Distractions |
Please come ?He only does what I ask when he wants to. It?s really hit or miss.? | |
| Plenty in Life is Free: An Interview with Kathy Sdao |
?Infectious enthusiasm.? Those are the words often used to describe trainer and ClickerExpo faculty member Kathy Sdao?s personality and the key to her popularity. | |
| What? Train a Rabbit? |
Rabbits are furry and lovable, of course; quirky and silly, sometimes; full of energy and mischief, undoubtedly; but trainable? You bet! You're probably training your rabbit without even realizing it. Is he litter-box trained? Does he come to see you when you go to his cage? Then you've already taken your first steps. | |
| The New Yorker Features Karen Pryor and ClickerExpo Faculty |
A recent article in The New Yorker offers an in-depth look at how the canine units in Manhattan are trained to keep the city safe from terrorists and the evolution and role of positive tra | |
| Zootoo Features Clicker Training and Don?t Shoot the Dog |
The online pet portal Zootoo features an in-depth look at the benefits of clicker training in an article entitled Lifelong Learning With Your Dog. | |
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