Association
Dogs learn predictive relationships among stimuli, actions and outcomes.
How dogs learn through associations, consequences, emotional states and repeated experience across changing contexts.
Dogs learn predictive relationships among stimuli, actions and outcomes.
Behavior changes according to what follows and how valuable that outcome is to the individual dog.
Food, play, access, movement and interaction can all alter engagement and performance.
Fear, frustration, arousal and safety directly affect learning and decision-making.
Behavior learned in one environment does not automatically transfer to every other context.
Reliable behavior requires distributed practice, varied contexts and progressive criteria.
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