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Elevation Blog Series 4: Why successive approximations might not work
Successive approximations work best in training when a discrete, conscious behavior is being shaped. In our previous installment of the Elevation Blog Series, we talked about when learning occurs with respect to elevated hides. (You can read that blog here:...
Elevation Blog Series 3: When does learning occur?
When a dog learns, emotions play a large role in their ultimate ability to apply the skills in the future. In our previous installment of the Elevation Blog Series, we talked about what makes a dog confident and how that applied to elevated hides. (You can read that...
Elevation Blog Series 2: What Makes a Dog Confident?
A Confident Dog is a dog that will take initiative knowing that they will likely be successful. In our previous installment of the Elevation Blog Series, we explored the role of confidence and trust in these hides. (You can read that blog here:...
Elevation Blog Series 1: The Role of Confidence in Sourcing High Hides
One thing separates teams who CAN find high hides from those who can't. That one thing is Confidence. Without Confidence, dogs don't know how to be successful, and handlers don't trust the dogs. Join me on my blog series on Elevation and Confidence. A HUGE amount of...
Training Series: Making Corners more Valuable
Here's a quiz: What do you value most? (1) something that is easy, (2) something you have to work for but you succeed, or (3) something unattainable? The answer is pretty cut and dried. The answer is #2! We find intrinsic value in working hard and achieving something....
