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  Category: Articles » Articles by Author » Author: Rodrigo Trigosso
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1.Air Scent Dogs - SAR Dogs
Air scent dogs are the best-known type of SAR dogs. They are used to find victims of avalanches and urban disasters, drowned people, human remains in crime scenes, etc. Unlike tracking dogs, air scent ones seek in the surroundings for any human scent (except their guide's scent). ...
[Added: 04 Mar 2007   Hits: 2025   Words: 432]

2.Tracking Dogs - The Nose Job
Tracking dogs follow a lost person's path from a starting point to where the person is. These dogs are able to seek lost people because they are trained to discriminate human scents. In other words, they don't seek ...
[Added: 16 Feb 2007   Hits: 1747   Words: 498]

3.Search and rescue dogs
Despite all the technological and scientific advances, such as GPS, satellite images and robots, dogs are still one of the best tools of any search and rescue (SAR) team. While the victim of a disaster ...
[Added: 17 Jan 2007   Hits: 876   Words: 654]

4.Sleeping with the enemy
"Allowing your dog to sleep in your bed will make of him a terrible monster. He will think he is the leader of the pack and, then, you will have to be his servant." ...
[Added: 08 Jan 2007   Hits: 737   Words: 649]

5.Attack dogs - useful or dangerous?
Attack dogs are dogs trained to bite people on command. Although these dogs are usually associated with police work, they had different uses in the history of human-canine relationship. Hundreds of years ago, attack dogs were used to break ...
[Added: 08 Jan 2007   Hits: 721   Words: 584]

6.Dog Training: to punish or not to punish
Punishment is a controversial subject in dog training, though it is widely used by both traditional and positive trainers. The most common punishment is positive punishment. It consists in stopping an undesired behavior by adding an ...
[Added: 06 Oct 2006   Hits: 490   Words: 817]

7.Traditional Dog Training Revealed
Traditional dog training was initially developed to train war dogs. It was very useful during World War I. This training technique was embraced by civilian trainers after World War II, and quickly became the standard way to train dogs. It seems that Colonel Konrad Most was the ...
[Added: 09 Sep 2006   Hits: 507   Words: 457]

8.Positive Dog Training for Newbies
Positive dog training was developed under the principles of Skinner's operant conditioning. While it's not a new technique, it didn't get enough popularity until the nineties. Former students of Skinner, psychologists Keller and Marian ...
[Added: 09 Sep 2006   Hits: 457   Words: 537]

9.Dog Whispering Behind the Scenes
Ethology is the science that studies behaviors of a species under natural situations. Therefore, it studies instinctive and non-instinctive behaviors that are typical of a species. Dog whispering is a training technique based on canine ethology. So, it takes into account those behaviors that ...
[Added: 09 Sep 2006   Hits: 406   Words: 519]

10.Dog Training Techniques Revealed
Though there are several dog training techniques, all of them can be categorized by the way they address behavioral issues. Thus, there are two main categories: techniques based on learning theories and techniques based ...
[Added: 09 Sep 2006   Hits: 335   Words: 711]