Comments for Dog Behavior Training and Advice http://101-dog-training-tips.com/DogBehavior Dog training with love and understanding 714-827-4058 Sat, 11 Feb 2012 15:59:53 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Comment on What can a seven (7) week old puppy learn? by Leigh Ann http://101-dog-training-tips.com/DogBehavior/2011/what-can-a-seven-7-week-old-puppy-learn/comment-page-1/#comment-507 Leigh Ann Sat, 11 Feb 2012 15:59:53 +0000 http://101-dog-training-tips.com/DogBehavior/?p=246#comment-507 I'm not sure how familiar you are with psychology or Pavlov's theory of "classical conditioning"?? However your site has some wrong information. Classical conditioning has 4 components: 1) unconditioned stimulus 2) unconditioned response 3) conditioned stimulus 4) conditioned response. In order to create a "conditioned response" (behavior you want) you must repeatedly pair the unconditioned stimulus with the conditioned stimulus. Sounds like you need to do some research!!! I’m a psych major in university and I smell Bull shit! I’m not sure how familiar you are with psychology or Pavlov’s theory of “classical conditioning”?? However your site has some wrong information. Classical conditioning has 4 components: 1) unconditioned stimulus 2) unconditioned response 3) conditioned stimulus 4) conditioned response. In order to create a “conditioned response” (behavior you want) you must repeatedly pair the unconditioned stimulus with the conditioned stimulus. Sounds like you need to do some research!!! I’m a psych major in university and I smell Bull shit!

]]> Comment on Getting a New Dog by Leigh Ann http://101-dog-training-tips.com/DogBehavior/2012/getting-new-dog/comment-page-1/#comment-506 Leigh Ann Sat, 11 Feb 2012 15:58:57 +0000 http://101-dog-training-tips.com/DogBehavior/?p=256#comment-506 I'm not sure how familiar you are with psychology or Pavlov's theory of "classical conditioning"?? However your site has some wrong information. Classical conditioning has 4 components: 1) unconditioned stimulus 2) unconditioned response 3) conditioned stimulus 4) conditioned response. In order to create a "conditioned response" (behavior you want) you must repeatedly pair the unconditioned stimulus with the conditioned stimulus. Sounds like you need to do some research!!! I’m a psych major in university and I smell Bull shit! I’m not sure how familiar you are with psychology or Pavlov’s theory of “classical conditioning”?? However your site has some wrong information. Classical conditioning has 4 components: 1) unconditioned stimulus 2) unconditioned response 3) conditioned stimulus 4) conditioned response. In order to create a “conditioned response” (behavior you want) you must repeatedly pair the unconditioned stimulus with the conditioned stimulus. Sounds like you need to do some research!!! I’m a psych major in university and I smell Bull shit!

]]> Comment on What can a seven (7) week old puppy learn? by Tefl Barcelona http://101-dog-training-tips.com/DogBehavior/2011/what-can-a-seven-7-week-old-puppy-learn/comment-page-1/#comment-501 Tefl Barcelona Mon, 09 Jan 2012 06:05:44 +0000 http://101-dog-training-tips.com/DogBehavior/?p=246#comment-501 Yea even I have trained my puppy at early age to preventing house breaking problems. Now my puppy is having very good behaviours. I think it is must to train puppies at early ages, because it is easier to train well. Yea even I have trained my puppy at early age to preventing house breaking problems. Now my puppy is having very good behaviours. I think it is must to train puppies at early ages, because it is easier to train well.

]]> Comment on Talking Dogs at Long Beach Dog Park by Andrew Ledford http://101-dog-training-tips.com/DogBehavior/2011/talking-dogs-long-beach-dog-park/comment-page-1/#comment-363 Andrew Ledford Mon, 24 Oct 2011 17:01:57 +0000 http://101-dog-training-tips.com/DogBehavior/?p=157#comment-363 I believe - j’adore les toutou - means I love the dog I believe – j’adore les toutou – means I love the dog

]]> Comment on Talking Dogs at Long Beach Dog Park by scrignac http://101-dog-training-tips.com/DogBehavior/2011/talking-dogs-long-beach-dog-park/comment-page-1/#comment-362 scrignac Mon, 24 Oct 2011 15:45:39 +0000 http://101-dog-training-tips.com/DogBehavior/?p=157#comment-362 j'adore les toutou j’adore les toutou

]]> Comment on Labrador and Pointer at Dog Beach by Andrew Ledford http://101-dog-training-tips.com/DogBehavior/2011/labrador-and-pointer-at-dog-beach/comment-page-1/#comment-299 Andrew Ledford Fri, 30 Sep 2011 22:04:24 +0000 http://101-dog-training-tips.com/DogBehavior/?p=118#comment-299 Bob that sounds like a great idea. You can contact me from this site, on linkedin, or just give me a call Bob that sounds like a great idea. You can contact me from this site, on linkedin, or just give me a call

]]> Comment on Labrador and Pointer at Dog Beach by Bob Rosinsky http://101-dog-training-tips.com/DogBehavior/2011/labrador-and-pointer-at-dog-beach/comment-page-1/#comment-297 Bob Rosinsky Fri, 30 Sep 2011 14:06:58 +0000 http://101-dog-training-tips.com/DogBehavior/?p=118#comment-297 Hi Andrew, maybe we should run a workshop together. The theme could be photographing dogs and handling dogs for photo shoots. Let me know if this sounds interesting. Maybe a chat on the phone? Hi Andrew, maybe we should run a workshop together. The theme could be photographing dogs and handling dogs for photo shoots. Let me know if this sounds interesting. Maybe a chat on the phone?

]]> Comment on New 101 Dog Training Tips Web Pages by Andrew Ledford http://101-dog-training-tips.com/DogBehavior/2010/housebreaking-using-leash-dog-training-tips/comment-page-1/#comment-281 Andrew Ledford Sat, 09 Jul 2011 21:32:56 +0000 http://101-dog-training-tips.com/DogBehavior/?p=53#comment-281 Hi Jeanne, Thanks for stopping by and leaving a comment. You are on the right track. Providing chew toys is the right way to start correcting this problem. Next you need to make those toys more significant to your dog. You may want to do this with formal games of retrieve. Hi Jeanne,

Thanks for stopping by and leaving a comment. You are on the right track. Providing chew toys is the right way to start correcting this problem. Next you need to make those toys more significant to your dog. You may want to do this with formal games of retrieve.

]]> Comment on New 101 Dog Training Tips Web Pages by Jeanne M Landers http://101-dog-training-tips.com/DogBehavior/2010/housebreaking-using-leash-dog-training-tips/comment-page-1/#comment-280 Jeanne M Landers Sat, 09 Jul 2011 19:05:08 +0000 http://101-dog-training-tips.com/DogBehavior/?p=53#comment-280 Dear Mr. Ledford, My husband and I can't seem to get our 9 month old standard poodle to stop chewing up everything in sight. We have chew toys for him and rawhides also which he loves but he still chews up everything. Please hep us if you can. Desperate on Cape Cod. Dear Mr. Ledford,

My husband and I can’t seem to get our 9 month old standard poodle to stop chewing up everything in sight.
We have chew toys for him and rawhides also which he loves but he still chews up everything. Please hep us if you can. Desperate on Cape Cod.

]]> Comment on The dog Training Season Begins Today by Newowner http://101-dog-training-tips.com/DogBehavior/2010/the-dog-training-season-begins-today/comment-page-1/#comment-171 Newowner Wed, 16 Mar 2011 02:12:43 +0000 http://101-dog-training-tips.com/DogBehavior/?p=27#comment-171 We recently got a 3month old Native American Indian Dog mix (75% NAID 25% Caanan). They are a smart, friendly breed, but we have been warned not to use a crate in training these kind of dogs. We have had her for a month now and have her trained on the wee wee pads, which have been moved in front of the back door. I am having a very hard time trying to get her to "go" outside. I have put the pads outside, she just chews them up. I have walked her around the yard, waiting for her to "go" so I can praise her, only to be out there an hour (in the cold), bring her in and in less that five minutes she "goes" on the pad! I will put her outside, walk her around, leave her out there for 45 minutes or more, bring her in and the same thing happens! I need Help, what am I doing wrong? We recently got a 3month old Native American Indian Dog mix (75% NAID 25% Caanan). They are a smart, friendly breed, but we have been warned not to use a crate in training these kind of dogs. We have had her for a month now and have her trained on the wee wee pads, which have been moved in front of the back door. I am having a very hard time trying to get her to “go” outside. I have put the pads outside, she just chews them up. I have walked her around the yard, waiting for her to “go” so I can praise her, only to be out there an hour (in the cold), bring her in and in less that five minutes she “goes” on the pad! I will put her outside, walk her around, leave her out there for 45 minutes or more, bring her in and the same thing happens! I need Help, what am I doing wrong?

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