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Produced by: Tawzer Dog Videos
Copyright 2009
Taped March, 2009 Seattle, Washington
Running Time: 11 hrs 10 min
Six DVD Set Plus Document CD
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This seminar was
presented by Ahimsa Dog Training of Seattle, WA in March,
2009
www.ahimsadogtraining.com
This is a two day workshop. Day one gives a brief review of
operant conditioning; operant conditioning as analogous to
natural selection; carrots and organic gardening: why choose
positive reinforcement; unconditioned vs conditioned
reinforcers; behavioral markers as the fulcrum; creating new
reinforcers; preserving existing reinforcers: satiation,
inadvertent chaining; and reinforcement timing.
Day two addresses reinforcement frequency & schedules of
reinforcement; seeing behavior: setting your filter;
maximizing reinforcement opportunities: minimizing the need
for punishment; what if the environment offers better
reinforcers than you have; limits of what reinforcement can
do; behavioral economics and the "reinforecement package";
placement of reinforcers; choosing types of reinforcers; and
what about punishment? |
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Seminar Video produced by Tawzer Dog Videos
Copyright, 2008
Taped in Seattle, WA June, 2008
Running time: SIX DVD SET Two Day Seminar 9 hrs 39 min
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This seminar was presented by Ahimsa Dog
Training of Seattle, WA in June, 2008.
Cueing for reliable dog training is the focus of this seminar for
class instructors, dog trainers, and dog owners, all of whom want
compliance. They want their dogs to respond to "commands" accurately and
quickly . People often attribute a dog's failure to respond instantly to
dominance, stupidity or stubbornness. It is more likely that these
mistakes result from the dog's confusion (or insufficient motivation);
the dog doesn't know what the trainer wants because the cues are
unfamiliar, inconsistent or unclear. In this training seminar, you will
learn to improve the process by which you choose, add, change and
maintain cues in animals you train. By training skillfully, you will be
able to minimize the amount of static in the signals you send your dog,
providing a clearer channel of communication.
An understanding of behavioral cues will also
pave the way for the creation of conceptual cues that go beyond
eliciting simple movements. Your dog can understand more than you
might think, and this seminar will help you teach these advanced skills!
This hands-on dog training workshop by Kathy Sdao in Seattle combines
lecture, video examples and several exercises with owners & dogs. .
Kathy walks you through the steps to build strong meaningful cues in
this continuing education seminar. |
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KNOW WAY, KNOW HOW -
2nd Edition
The science and art of clicker training
Item# 200515 -
$150.00 |
Produced by: Tawzer Dog Videos
Videotaped 2006
Re-mastered 2008
copyright, 2009
Six DVD's and One Document CD
Running Time: 13 hours
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This video has been re-mastered and now includes the power point
presentation inserted into the video. The video and audio have been
digitally enhanced for quality improvement. Also included with the video
is a CD with pdf files of the hand-outs from the seminar.
This “hands-on” workshop is an in-depth journey
into studying the science and practicing the art of clicker training.
Clicker/Marker based training goes far beyond using the box or word.
Learn the finer points of training, expand your repertoire, increase
results and improve clarity so your dog (or students’ dogs) learns with
speed, accuracy and less stress. Kathy balances lecture, training
experiments, demonstrations, student participation and dog training for
an exciting integrated workshop. Learn the “Science” through lecture and
discussion and the practice the “Art” by training/experimenting with
your own dog with the easy to follow training lessons. San Francisco,
CA. |
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Does your dog lunge, bark, snap, go berserk or just get out of control at the sight of another dog or person? Learn how to
prevent trouble and turn anxiety-ridden walks into relaxing, peaceful strolls! This is a full day workshop that combines
lecture on the science of classical conditioning with hands-on demonstrations using dogs that lunge, bark, or snap at other
dogs. Kathy teaches how to humanely correct this behavior, using techniques that are also applicable to dogs that display
aggression to people. |
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Dog Sense Course by Terry Ryan - Sequim, WA 2004
This is a one day course. Whether you're new to dog training or have been training for years, you may be confused by the
terminology and the reasons behind some of the things we do. Here's a crash course in what learning theory and, more
specifically, clicker training are all about. You'll learn how it works, why it works, and what you need to know about the
underlying science to take our training to a new level. We'll also cover the "other" type of learning: classical
conditioning. This presentation is mostly lecture, with a few hands-on exercises for the human and dogs. |
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Produced by: Tawzer Dog Videos
Videotaped: 2005
Re-mastered 2008
copyright, 2008
Six DVD's and One Document CD
Running time: 10 hrs 47 min
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This video has been re-mastered and now includes the power point
presentation inserted into the video. The video and audio have been
digitally enhanced for quality improvement. Also included with the video
is a CD with pdf files of the hand-outs from the seminar.
TWO DAY SEMINAR - Dog enthusiasts ranging from the casual trainer, to the advanced competitive trainer, to professional dog trainers will
benefit from this amazing seminar video. Kathy combines an incredible amount of scientific knowledge, practical application
skills and infectious enthusiasm. This seminar covers advanced concepts and fine-tuning skills., therefore, fundamental
clicker skills and an understanding of basic learning theory are required.
TOPICS INCLUDE:
- Reliability (how to get your dog to
respond to cues in many different situations and around various
distractions)
- Shaping (the real magic of clicker
training; how to improve your shaping skills and your dog’s
understanding)
- Stimulus Control (everything you
always wanted to know about adding and increasing the effectiveness
of your cues)
- Behavior Chains (How to chain
behaviors together either backward or forward to accomplish more
complex behaviors)
- Fading the Clicker (effective methods
for weaning your dog off the clicker)
- Fading the Lure ( how to effectively
and quickly wean your dog and you off lures)
- Expanding Behaviors (increasing your
dog’s behavioral repertoire)
- Effective Training Techniques (various
ways to get the behaviors you want and what to do when you don’t)
Don’t miss this opportunity to expand and fine
tune your clicker training skills. Arroyo Grande, Ca 2005 |
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