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Interview with ClickerExpo Faculty Member Alexandra Kurland
By KPCT on 12/28/2017Alexandra Kurland has been training horses and teaching since the mid 1980s. In the early 1990s, after reading Karen Pryor’s Don’t Shoot the Dog, Alexandra headed out to the barn with a clicker and a pocket full of treats to see what her horse thought about clicker training.
Training Is My Business: 5 Don’t-Miss Courses at ClickerExpo 2018
By Aaron B. Clayton on 12/21/2017When your passion is your business, you have the raw ingredients for a very fulfilling life.
Good Things Come to Those Who “Weight:” Using Behavior Change to Get Healthy
By Aaron B. Clayton on 12/15/2017I’m a believer in the power of positive training to not only transform the lives of the animal in our care, but to transform ourselves as well.
Trainers Need Reinforcers, Too: Give Yourself the Perfect Gift
By Aaron B. Clayton on 12/12/2017Clicker training practices are built on the sciences of learning and behavior. Science gives us the confidence to understand the great possibilities created by well-timed markers and reinforcers.
Five Reasons Behavioral Science Nerds Love ClickerExpo
By Aaron B. Clayton on 12/06/2017Although ClickerExpo is not strictly a scientific conference, its Sessions and Labs often have a scientific focus and alway
ClickerExpo 2018 Courses that Can Change Animal Lives: Making a Difference in Animal Welfare
By Aaron B. Clayton on 11/15/2017
Making a difference
