Become A Dog Trainer - Foundation Of Animal Behavior

What you'll learn
Domestication of the Canis Lupus Familiaris or Modern dog
Foundation of Behaviorism
Classical Conditioning and Pavlovian conditioning
Operant Conditioning
How Dogs Learn
Stress in Dogs that affect Learning
Other Factors that affect Learning in Dogs
Requirements
High School or GED Equivalent
Description
DID YOU KNOW THAT THERE IS ONE MISSING PIECE IN DOG TRAINING THAT CAN CHANGE EVERYTHING?You may have experience training dogs and still encounter problems in your training. You may have visited or hired many other trainers and still facing the same problems. Or, if you're new at dog training you most certainly will find yourself up against a few obstacles before you are able to fully train your dog. Or if you are just someone who is interested in the world of Animal Behavior you have come to the right place.There are lots of courses out there, and a number of basic techniques to assumingely teach your dog "commands" and to follow your lead. Or courses that rely on tools like e-collars etc. But they don't cover one of the most important things that can help you unlock a whole new perspective and a way to relate to your dog to get the most out of your relationship with your dog.I'm Cynologist Bart de Gols, who has been working with canines for over 30 years. I developed my own highly-regarded relationship based training program to help humans create the best possible relationship with their dog. I also develop highly-skilled protection and working canines for Tactical K9 Solutions. My years of extensive experience have taught me that dog training isn't just clicking with a clicker, presenting food or giving a correction or using tools like E-Collars and pinch collars. Dog training is a science, and we need to understand how animals learn. Now, I'm ready to take my expertise and share the one thing that will make all the difference in your own dog training and your relationship with your dog!SO.ARE YOU WONDERING JUST WHAT THAT ONE MISSING PIECE IN DOG TRAINING IS?The answer is understanding animal behavior and the process of how animals learn. It may sound simple enough, but it is the most overlooked aspect of training. To get the results you want, you can't train an animal how you as a human want to train them, but you need to understand how they learn and communicate. It is crucial to meet the animal where they are versus where you want them to be.In my ground-breaking new two part video series, From Tyrant to Teacher, I am uncovering the secrets of science-based knowledge on how animals truly learn. This is the key to unlocking that final missing piece to help make dog training easy.In From Tyrant to Teacher Foundation of Animal Behavior , you'll learn:The Domestication Process of the Canis lupus Familiaris or Modern DogHow animals LearnThe difference between Innate and Learned BehaviorsIn depth information about behaviorismA deep dive into Classical and Operant ConditioningAdvanced concepts of operant conditioning (made easy!)Stimuli and Stimuli ControlAdvanced concepts of Schedules of ReinforcementStress and how it affects learningSetting up a training plan correctlyAnd much, much more!If you've been struggling to effectively train your dog, even if you are a professional trainer, this missing piece is going to make all of the difference. Learn the science of animal behavior so you can be the teacher you need to be in the relationship with your dog.ARE YOU READY TO FINALLY BE THE LEADER OF YOUR PACK?
Overview
Section 1: Foundation of Animal Behavior Part 1
Lecture 1 Introduction
Lecture 2 Domestication of the Canis Lupus Familiaris
Lecture 3 How animals Learn
Lecture 4 Introduction to Classical Conditioning - Ivan Pavlov
Lecture 5 Introduction to Operant Conditioning
Lecture 6 How to become a great Teacher for our dogs?
Lecture 7 Putting learned skills into Practice
Section 2: Foundation of Animal Behavior Part 2
Lecture 8 Introduction
Lecture 9 Innate VS Learned Behaviors
Lecture 10 Advanced Concepts of Classical Conditioning
Lecture 11 Operant Conditioning - Shaping
Lecture 12 Operant Conditioning - Schedules of Reinforcement
Lecture 13 Escape and Avoidance Training
Lecture 14 Modeling and Observational Learning
Lecture 15 Stimuli, Stimuli Control and Factors that Affect Learning
Lecture 16 Stress, Cortisol, Cortisol Stacking, Body language and learning management
Section 3: Mechanical Skills for Dog Training
Lecture 17 Mechanical Skills for Dog Training - An Introduction
Anyone that is interested in a career in dog training or wants to learn the foundation of Animal Behavior


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