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    Evaluating Effectiveness of Prompting Ratio Procedures in Basic Canine Obedience Training.

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    Date
    2009-01-20
    Author
    Perszyk, Holly S.
    Holt, Daniel D.
    Barney, Erin E.
    Funk, Kristine A.
    Streff, Jonah P.
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    Abstract
    Canine obedience training commonly utilizes hand movements, called prompts, of varying degrees to guide dogs to perform a behavior for the first time. Trainers employing various prompting procedures have observed that these prompts oftern become the signal for behavior to occur, instead of a verbal command serving as the signal. The goal of this study was to evaluate the effectiveness of a common training procedure using three different rations of prompted trials to probe trials (5:1, 3:1, and 1:1) when teaching young canines to sit and shake.
    Subject
    Dogs--Psychology
    Behavioral Applications Regarding Canines (BARC)
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    Dogs--Training
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    http://digital.library.wisc.edu/1793/31882
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    Color poster with text, images, and graphs describing research conducted by Kristine A. Funk, Holly S. Persyzk, Jonah P. Streff, and Erin E. Barney.
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