Learn effective and enjoyable dog training methods that are science-based and ready for real-world dog training.
InstructorIan Dunbar
The lectures provide a clear breakdown of training through specific processes like the Command-Lure-Behaviour-Reward model.
The seminar uses personal anecdotes and humor to maintain engagement throughout the three-day structure.
The instruction is primarily spoken lecture, lacking video footage of actual dogs being trained to illustrate techniques.
The conversational seminar format can lead to lengthy discussions that may feel inefficient for some.
This is best suited for pet owners or professionals who want to understand the 'why' behind behavior modification through a narrative-driven lens, provided they are comfortable practicing without visual guides.
Score breakdown
The curriculum covers specific behavioral processes and learning theory through multiple sections and supplemental documents.
The course is primarily lecture-based; learners must independently apply the spoken concepts to their own dogs.
Instructional signals suggest an engaging but casual delivery that may vary in efficiency for some.
Information regarding the currentness of the curriculum is not explicitly detailed in the provided evidence.
The curriculum aligns with the stated goals for pet owners and professionals interested in behavior.