Learning theory - dogs in AAS

Language: English

Lecture length: 32 min

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This course is a part of the Startup course in AAS 

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Do you  dream of having a dog that listens to you, looks forward to training,  and makes everyday life easier and more enjoyable? In this lecture, you  will learn how dogs actually learn – and how you can use simple,  research-based methods to build cooperation, confidence, and joy in  training.

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You will learn:

• How dogs learn through associations and consequences – and how you can use this to your advantage.

• Why positive reinforcement gives faster results and strengthens your bond with your dog.

• Practical training methods such as shaping, luring, and targeting – explained in a simple way.

• How to teach your dog useful everyday skills – from greeting politely to walking calmly on a leash or relaxing on a mat.

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This  lecture is perfect for anyone who wants a happier dog, an easier  everyday life, and a closer relationship with their four-legged best  friend.

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Common feedback
The lecture is described as engaging, thorough, and easy to follow, even  when the topics are complex. Participants highlight the clear  explanations of learning theory and the ABC model, the strong link to  animal welfare, and examples that make the theory easy to relate to.  Videos, images, and practical tips make the content lively and directly  applicable to training at home. Reflections on ethics and legislation  add extra professional weight.

Overall, the lecture is described as solid, inspiring, and providing valuable tools for both beginners and experienced handlers.

You have access to the course for 2 years

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