Sentences with phrase «rewarding than training»

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Back in the benighted days when we trained our dogs with punishments more than with rewards, crates and «crate - training» were unheard of.

Taking the slow and scenic route has been far more rewarding than a quick three - day - get - it - over-with potty training mission.

Gender differences in potty training are more associated with methods and rewards than development.

Reward your child if they have done well on the potty and tell others about it so they can praise them too; your child will feel really proud of themselves and they will be more inclined to have a good go at potty training, rather than giving up.

Although both of my daughters had potty trained right at their 2 - year - old birthdays with relative ease (both were completely trained, even at night, within weeks with a few tears, more than a few accidents, and maybe one reward chart), I took all of the «advice» from other people and decided to not even attempt to potty train my son as his 2 - year birthday rolled around.

Train companies need to be rewarded for the service they provide under contract rather than on squeezing more money out of fares and car park charges or cutting back on more costly services.

There are almost as many methods of training as there are trainers, but over time the basic strategy has shifted away from punishment or avoidance training (negative reinforcement) to positive reinforcement, where the dog is rewarded for doing the correct thing during most phases of training rather than being punished for not doing what the trainer wants.

The training has been rewarding in ways too powerful to articulate, but Im ready for Friday nights to consist of happy hours and girls nights again, rather than carbs and bed by 9 p.m..

In the case of Olympic weightlifting training for adult and youth athletes not competing in Olympic weightlifting, the risk to assess is whether the injury incidence is greater than that of conventional resistance training, while the reward to assess is whether the enhancements in athletic performance measures are greater than those produced by conventional resistance training.

While games have been popular for years, companies are using them to train new employees more than ever because of the low risk and high reward.

Rewarding cooperative behavior is much more effective than penalizing uncooperative behavior, and blended training can help.

By rewarding individuals who step up on their own and take the training by hiring them first or giving them preferred placement on jobs, substitute teachers will be more than willing to invest in training.

It rewards teachers for their performance and continued training rather than seniority.

This is a more focused use of resources than bursaries; loan forgiveness based on tenure rewards people for teaching rather than training.

My favorite part of the job is being challenged in a way that really takes everything you know to figure out the concern at hand, Volkswagens are on the leading edge of technology, which at times, can really test the knowledge of your training... when you get into the «zone» and find the problem there is nothing more rewarding than that, people reading this know what I'm getting at...

Reward - Based Training: Teaching Rather Than Bribing!

The British Veterinary Behaviour Association has claimed that reward based training methods produce better results than the use of e-collars and any other «negative» type of dog training (16).

Because regular training in this way builds up a powerful association for the puppy, between your marker and pleasure, it is acceptable to leave a small gap (no more than a few seconds) between the mark and the reward.

In both group and private training we talk about weaning off treats to use a «lottery» reward system rather than giving a treat for every behavior performed.

They will not enjoy the training, and will remember the punishment more than the reward.

Training based on rewards and encouragement, rather than force will gain optimum results.

A trained kitten is far easier to redirect into appropriate behavior than one who has not learned how to earn rewards.

Playing fetch with your puppy is a wonderful way to supercharge her toys, increase their effectiveness as lures and rewards for training, and greatly increase the likelihood that a bored puppy will seek out her toys to play with rather than inappropriate household or outdoor articles.

Rather than feeding your puppy from a bowl, weigh out his kibble in the morning and use individual pieces as lures and rewards during oodles of five - second training interludes throughout the day.

Thus, rather than becoming a distraction to training, play is the best reward in training.

However, all - or - none reward training is much quicker than clicker training since shaping is unnecessary.

While you can slowly train your growing puppy not to chew on certain things or objects, you can provide them with chew toys as a more positive and more rewarding chewable target than a furniture, bedding, carpet, upholstery, or any other item in your house.

It's about time we return to motivating our dogs by rewarding them for behavior we like, rather than using bullying as a training technique.

If your dog is an obsessive chaser of balls, you are going to have much more success training him using balls as a reward, than you are using praise or petting.

Modern dog trainers tend to use more powerful rewards in their dog training programmes than traditional trainers did.

This means you have to make it worth an Ibizan's effort to attend to you rather than what's going on elsewhere, and the best way to do this is with reward - based training.

A bit stubborn and easily distracted, but also very sensitive, the English Pointer responds well to patient obedience training that includes food rewards and praise rather than jerking around.

Potential pet owners who choose a puppy or adult dog that is healthy, trainable (or already trained), and capable of fitting the family dynamic are more likely to develop an enduring and rewarding relationship than those who make snap decisions based on an emotional appeal.

Caring Hearts Rescue follows a positive - reinforcement training philosophy that emphasizes rewarding positive behaviors rather than punishing negative ones.

For the people, it seems to be harder to grasp the idea that a dog can be trained using primarily rewards rather than primarily punishment.

Reward - based training uses praise and positive actions or rewards, rather than aversive actions, to help the RTP dog learn desirable behaviors.

Being very clear and deliberate in what you want your pup to do and then rewarding them for doing it is a far better, far more effective, and far more humane way to train than scolding, whacking, dominating, or shocking them when they do what you don't want.

Moreover, the individual differences in the caudate responses indicate the potentially higher value of social than food reward for some dogs and may help to explain the apparent efficacy of social interaction in dog training.

In compulsion based training systems dog trainers use specific signals to predict corrections, and this is something totally different than withholding a reward in the clicker training system.

Motivational training methods — those that use food, praise, and play to reward the dog for getting it right, rather than punishing him for getting it wrong — is the best way to persuade them that they want to do what you ask.

TIP: If you are working with a dog that you are not sure of their past or if you are a so - called «balanced dog trainer» (meaning a trainer who uses both, the clicker training principles as well as corrections), make sure that you are using a different verbal signal for withholding a reward than the signal that was used for corrections.

If on the other hand, your adult dog has developed some behavior, temperament or training problems, retraining is still possible, but it will take much more time than preventative puppy training and, you'll have to use different training techniques (all - or - none reward training) than the lure / reward training techniques that worked so well with your puppy.

Playful — German Shepherds are often more motivated by play as a reward for training, rather than food.

Training does more than teach just commands (which is important all by itself) but it also teaches a system of communication, how rewards are accessed, that paying attention to the humans is beneficial, and strengthens the bond between dog and handler.

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«Some offer treats for training, others for specific functional benefits, but more often than not they are given to our furry friends as a sign of affection and reward,» says Mike Picka, product manager at Royal Pet.

Doing so both blurs the line between training and play, to make them one and the same in the dog's mind rather than mutually exclusive, but it also offers handlers a fantastic opportunity to use the super-high value reward of play and dog - dog interaction as a reinforcement for following their requests, such as recall out of playgroup or a brief «down - stay».

They are small in size (less than 1/2 ″ in diameter and only about 1/4 ″ thick), making them perfect for the repetitive rewarding of a training session.

There is a time commitment to consider; shelter dogs need lots of attention, love, and training, but the rewards are more than worth it!

As she began the KPA course, Alice was more familiar and experienced with lure - reward training, which sometimes incorporated the clicker, than she was with the specific mechanics and principles of clicker training.