⬇️‼️BEHAVIOUR ISN’T RANDOM‼️⬇️ There’s a whole science to how animals learn and how they behave. The two primary methods of learning in dogs that affect behaviour are learning through associations and consequences. Chickens, lions, bears and the rest of the animal kingdom also learn this way; it’s science. Classical conditioning is when dogs learn through associations. We can influence their learning by making something predict good things, so their emotional response to that thing changes. Like

Dogs don’t learn best through fear or volume. They learn through clarity, consistency, and timing. When we raise our voice, we’re often reacting to frustration — not teaching. And while it might stop a behavior in the moment, it rarely changes it long-term. Real behavior change comes from: • Clear communication • Setting your dog up to succeed • Reinforcing the behaviors you do want • Managing the environment so mistakes don’t keep happening Calm training builds confident dogs. Confident dogs ma

✅Dogs learn by association however when we are too predictable the puppy learns by our actions over a verbal cue. ➡️For example when you ask your dog to lay down, do they sit first? Does your dog stand in front of you when you ask for a sit or do they just sit where they are when you ask? ✅Our routines shape our puppies behavior. Therefore in order to keep them guessing and help them truly learn what you are teaching, I find by combining cues as you see us here keeps them on their toes! ➡️We hav