In this video from Raising Your Puppy, Michael Ellis talks about the origin of operant conditioning also known as classical conditioning.
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My working line puppy barked excessively at the receptionist at the vet’s office when she kneeled down to pet her. How should I proceed so we don’t repeat this barking event in the future?
Answer
I don't allow people from outside my family or circle of dog training friends to pet my dogs. The general population (that can include front desk employees at the vet's office) don't typically know how to read canine
body language.
I don't put my puppies in situations like this in case they feel unsure or worried about the interactions. I leave my dogs in the car and when it's my turn I run out and bring them straight into the room.
I don't let anyone talk to or pet my dogs and I carry them if they're small enough. I make sure to have food on me so I can feed the puppy while we’re in with the vet.
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