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Free Video #1
An introduction video to introduce you to the concepts you're going to learn during this course. Learning how to speak dog is not easy, and it doesn't happen overnight, but as long as you follow the videos step-by-step, you will be on your way to learning how to speak dog!
Free Video #2
Let me start by saying, that most all problem dogs, or even basic dog problems, occur with dogs that are actually perfectly "normal" canines. To be clear what I am saying here is that in my 20 year professional career, I can unequivically suggest to you that most all dog problems occur with dogs that are "socially broken". In canine ways. These dogs are no longer living or functioning in their "natural state". Lightheartedly we have all seen, or we have in our own homes, children that occasionally act like "spoiled brats".(smile) The point as you may guess is that these beautiful little children did not "spoil" themselves. No, we did that. It is similar for dogs! When dogs do not get the social structure and the leadership (in their language) that they innately and biologically Need, they all become "socially broken". Some dogs faster than others, and each dog differently. This is most prevalent in one dog homes.
In this video you will hear this explained in more detail..
Free Video #3
For those not familiar, Ivan Pavlov was a Russian physiologist who pioneered Classical Conditioning, which is the idea that dogs can be conditioned to perform a task by using a stimulus (a bell, in Pavlov’s case) in return for a reward (food). The obvious significance of Pavlov’s law is that we can also condition our dogs to do things they wouldn’t ordinarily do on their own --salivate, for instance. The power in Pavlov's Law is that if we can condition a dog to do something that it cannot voluntarily do on it's own, then we certainly and easily get condition a dog to do something (for food) that it can do voluntarily -- sit, for instance.
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