Clicker Training for Obedience: Shaping Top Performance-Positively
February 22, 2012 by Lover Cat
Filed under Cat Training Information
Clicker Training for Obedience: Shaping Top Performance-Positively
Shaping top performance positively! In this breakthrough book, Morgan Spector shows you how and why to use clicker training, the technology of operant conditioning and positive reinforcement, to train you dog. Whether you're startingoff with a new puppy or headed for the Obedience ring, these step-by-step instructions will work for you. You'll learn how you can use positive reinforcers, instead of force and punishment, to build reliable performance at every level of training.
If you just want a hassle-free, truly enjoyable companion dog, this book will show you how, even if you've never trained before. And if you have visions of going all the way to top scores and Obedience championships - with a happy, eager, positively trained canine partner - go for it!
Here's your travel guide for a wonderful journey.
StarMark Clicker Dog Training System
February 5, 2012 by Lover Cat
Filed under Cat Training Tips
StarMark Clicker Dog Training System
- Scientific method of training your pet safely and easily
- Ergonomic design fits comfortably in your hand
- Stainless steel clicker element won?t rust
- Easily attaches to keychain or lanyard
- Includes free step-by-step training guide
Clicker Training – The Perfect Foundation(Book and DVD set)
December 31, 2011 by Lover Cat
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Clicker Training - The Perfect Foundation(Book and DVD set)
This book and DVD set: Clicker Training: The Perfect Foundation is perfect! Combined from the very successful Foundation and Novice books of the Clicker Trainer's course, it becomes the essential route to teach yourself clicker training. Learn the skills of using and managing rewards, how and why the clicker works, adding names of behaviours, basic shaping and targeting techniques. Enjoy the challenge of planning your dog's learning, breaking the behaviours into small achievable chunks and develop your shaping skills. Finally taking this creative and careful learning through to ultra reliable behaviours and at the same time having great fun with your dog.
Trick Training for Cats: Smart Fun with the Clicker Reviews
Trick Training for Cats: Smart Fun with the Clicker (Bringing You Closer)
Cats are clever animals and are often hopelessly under-stimulated in indoor life. This book shows cat owners how to nurture their cat both in body and mind and how to teach them a variety of different tricks and exercises using clicker training in a cat-friendly way. Great fun for owner and cat, this guide walks owners through planning and preparing training; explains the three paths to the perfect trick: shaping, luring, and capturing; and demonstrates how to smooth the path to the first tricks. It covers such easy tricks as begging, jumping over an obstacle, rolling over, and washing; offers solutions to possible difficulties, and includes directions for trick training with more than one cat.
Karen Pryor i click clicker with wrist band- GREEN, for Clicker Training
GREEN Big Button clicker with wrist band for Clicker training - click and train dog, cat, horse, pets
- GREEN Big Button Training Clicker with wrist strap
- Clicker training is a form of postive training, click and train
- Easy to use clicker, fits in the palm of your hand, handy wrist strap.
- Big button for easy clicking
- Brand: Downtown Pet SupplyTM
Cat Training Tips – Using a clicker in cat training
May 12, 2011 by Lover Cat
Filed under Cat Training Tips
When speaking of a clicker for training purposes, you would normally associate such a device with the training of dogs. However, they are also a very handy tool when it comes to teaching cat tricks or just to make life easier for a cat owner.
As cat training tips go, this could be the one that is relatively unheard of yet has so many great benefits, it should be shouted about! Proving to be a very effective way of rewarding a cat when they have done something right, a clicker can be used alongside other toilet training tips or just general training altogether for a much easier and more enjoyable ride.
Clicker Training for Cats (Karen Pryor Clicker Books)
Clicker Training for Cats (Karen Pryor Clicker Books)
Train a cat? Yes, you can! Clicker training, the new way of communicating with animals,is quick and easy for you - and it's fun for your cat. Clicker training can improve your cat's health, activity and attitude toward life. It can make your cat happier and more affectionate. In the easy-to-read beginner's guide, Karen Pryor, the world's leading clicker training expert, tells you how to teach your cat:
* to come when called
* to play without biting or scratching
* to stay off the table
* to get along with dogs
* to walk outside on a leash
* to do cute tricks and games!
All with a click and a treat!
Getting Started: Clicker Training for Cats (Karen Pryor Clicker Books)
April 19, 2011 by Lover Cat
Filed under Cat Training
From Library Journal
Behavioral biologist Pryor dispels the commonly held idea that cats can train their owners but cannot be trained themselves. The author of Don’t Shoot the Dog! is a leading authority on clicker training, a method based on operant conditioning that uses positive reinforcement and a “click” signal to shape useful or amusing behavior. Pryor illustrates how clicker training can be used to teach a cat to come when called, to sit up and beg, and to walk on a leash. For those owners who thought that they could never stop their cat from scratching the new sofa or leaping on the counter, she offers step-by-step instructions for eliminating such undesirable behaviors. In addition, Pryor asserts that clicker training can enhance communication between cat and owner and, since it provides for increased activity, can have health benefits as well. Clicker training really works, and though it is based on scientific principles of operant conditioning, (more…)
Clicker Training for Clever Cats: Learning Can Be Fun!
April 4, 2011 by Lover Cat
Filed under Cat Training
There is a method of learning to which no mammal is impervious—not even cats. It is called “classical conditioning,” and is used in a very specific way as part of clicker training. Every click results in something positive for the cat: a treat, a cuddle, a favorite game. Because cats are intelligent, they quickly understand what kind of behavior gets them a click and a reward, and they will experiment in order to find out what else might work. This manual explains what classical conditioning involves, why it works with every cat, how to avoid mistakes, and how to use rewards properly and develop chains and sequences of behavior, as well as small tricks.
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Karen Pryor, Getting Started: Clicker Training for Cats Kit
January 6, 2011 by Lover Cat
Filed under Cat Training
Kit for clicker training for cats
