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What do we mean by negative reinforcement?

🗣️ Energy, intention and timing is important. If you use the marker sound to prevent a dog from becoming aggressive, excited or catch them in the act you have to do it at exactly the moment the dog decides to misbehave. Performing it too early or too late can potentially make your dog confused.

🗣️ The boundary isn’t necessary all the time. We find this works best once the behavior is repeated numerous times.

In a time-out, you remove a dog to an extremely low stimulus area (e.g., crate or laundry room) and leave him there to calm down. In this way, you take away all of his freedom and all of his external stimulation. It removes your dog from the family pack. No dog wants to be away from their pack.

If you can master your dog understanding a correction marker then the boundary should almost never been needed. However a boundary can often make your dog understand the marker through the association.

No fuss is by far the hardest one to follow for the majority of owners, but it is the best technique to use. Your dog probably has you round your little finger.

With no fuss; no talk, touch or eye contact you are not taking away freedom from the surrounding environment. You are just removing your own attention which our attention seeking friends will again associate to the marker.
If you fuss your dog too early or straight after the action/ marker your giving mixed signals. Be very cautious of this when training!

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