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Clicker Training Blog“Party in the Kitchen!” Handling Door-dashing Dogs During the HolidaysBy Sarah Owings on 12/03/2018Race to the doorFor many dogs, the sound of the doorbell is like the clang of the starting gate at the races. Ding dong—and they're off! Have you nearly been knocked off your feet trying to get to the door? Or, have you found yourself having to drag one, two, or even three lunging, baying, gagging, slobbery (but otherwise people-friendly) beasts back by the collar as you let your guests in? If so, the following advice is for you! Teach Settle on a MatBy Laurie Luck on 03/08/2018
Settle down over there!Is your dog a little too excited? Too excitable? Adventure Cats: Ken Ramirez Talks Cat Training in the WSJBy KPCT on 03/06/2018 Ken Ramirez, Karen Pryor Clicker Training (KPCT) Executive Vice President (EVP) and Chief Training Officer, is quoted in the March 5, 2018 issue of the Wall Street Journal. In a front-page article about “adventure cats” that travel and participate in far-flung outdoor exploits with their families, Ken weighs in on the viability—and history—of training cats.
A ClickerExpo Guide for the Zoo ProfessionalBy Ken Ramirez on 02/20/2018 There is so much to see and experience at What’s Love Got To Do With It? The Surprising Connection between Clicker Training and LoveBy Aaron B. Clayton on 02/14/2018Many of us know that clicker training practices are built on the science of learning and behavior. The “Must-See” ClickerExpo Guide for the New and “Newish” to Clicker TrainingBy Aaron B. Clayton on 02/08/2018 Just starting with clicker training or making the switch from traditio Guide-Dog and Assistance-Dog Organizations See Clickers in their Present and FutureBy Aaron B. Clayton on 01/24/2018Service- animal and guide-animal organizations are becoming clicker-savvy rapidly. |
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