Anyway, My wife had 3 stuffed animals sitting on a bench long before we got the dogs. We had them for a while and the stuffed animals sat there. Well the reason I know the stuff works is after about a month of use , Jordan spotted the stuffed animals and wanted them. We were so thrilled that he saw them we let him have them even though the stuffed animals were in the family for a lot of years.
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Typical positive reinforcement events will satisfy some physiological or psychological need, so it can be food, a game, or a demonstration of affection. Different dogs will find different things reinforcing. Negative reinforcement occurs when a dog discovers that a particular response ends the presentation of an aversive stimulus. An aversive is anything that the dog does not like, such as verbal admonishment, or a tightened choke chain.
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