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Video Taped IN 1995 by Joseph R Waring
Copyright, re-mastered, 2007 by Tawzer Dog Videos
Approximate Running Time: 16 hrs
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Three Day Seminar Eight DVD's -
This is a re-mastered video that was taped in Orlando,
Florida by Joseph R Waring in 1995 at the “Gaines Classic”.
Mr. Waring has generously allowed Tawzer Dog Videos the
opportunity to issue this wonderful “CLASSIC” with Dr.
Dunbar. This is footage never before seen. This video is
dedicated to Dr. Dunbar for all the wonderful work and
education he has provided in the promotion of “Canine
Friendly” dog training. This is a unique three day
seminar that is packed full of puppy training education and
humor as Dr. Dunbar works with a full puppy class. He
conducts the “live” puppy class walking the owners thru the
basics and ending with games that train and reinforce the
basic sit, stay, down, come and heel. His techniques and
games are excellent to incorporate into the group puppy
classes. In addition to working with the dogs, Dr. Dunbar
presents his educational material in lecture format with his
usual humor that makes it a joy to learn. Puppy Training
Instructor's Workshop is over 16 hrs of laughter, learning
and training. |
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Publisher: Dogtec
Videographer: Bangarang Media
Edition: 10/22/2007 DVD
running time: 4 hr
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Watch Jean Donaldson and Ian Dunbar take on
the controversial and often misunderstood concept of dominance. Does
it really exist, how does it impact the relationships between dogs and
dogs and people. A particularly timely subject given the number of
so-called "experts" who feature dominance in dogs as a major component
in their training methods. Jean Donaldson and Ian Dunbar share a wealth
of information and data for advancing scientific and responsible
training. Get the scientific skinny on dominance theory and mythology in
dogs and wolves. (it will surprise you!) and some thoughts on discussing
training methods and real life expectations with owners. |
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running time: 65 min.
copyright: 2006, James & Kenneth Publishing
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his entertaining and commonsense style, Dr. Dunbar covers a
wide variety of topics, including people training games (to
help owners see training from the dog’s point of view) and
methods for troubleshooting fighting dogs.
Dog training is not just about
control, it’s about relationships. And successful
relationships all depend on good communication skills. If
you have a good relationship with your dog, he will do his
best to please you. So make sure you use kind and patient
training methods to enhance that relationship and produce a
well-mannered companion. Dr. Dunbar’s easy and enjoyable
lure/reward training techniques make training fun for you
and your dog. |
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running time: 75 min.
copyright: 2006, James & Kenneth Publishing
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Learn the gentle and enjoyable, scientifically-based methods
of off-leash, lure/reward, dog-friendly dog training,
that made the SIRIUS® PHILOSOPHY THE INTERNATIONAL STANDARD.
It was voted BEST VIDEO three years in a row by the
Association of Pet Dogs Trainers.
Dr Dunbar developed SIRIUS® OFF-LEASH PUPPY SOCIALIZATION
AND TRAINING CLASSES IN 1981, SO THAT HIS ALASKAN Malamute
puppy could go to school. At that time, of the 50 or so dog
training schools in the San Francisco Bay Area…none would
allow puppies until they were six months to a year old.
SIRIUS® Puppy Training redefined and revolutionized dog
training. Before SIRIUS® there were no puppy classes,
virtually no food lures and rewards, and not much fun in dog
training. SIRIUS® training methods and the very concept of
puppy classes have been adopted and adapted by most pet dog
trainers worldwide.
“SIRIUS® Puppy Training is the video which changed dog
training. It remains the best video on positive methods
and early socialization available today.” Jean Donaldson,
author of The Culture Clash. |
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The
history and future direction of pet dog training. Who are
we? Where have we come from? And where we should go from
here. How to uphold dog-friendly ethical/ moral/
methodological standards and still produce reliable results
in a timely fashion. Separating
what we know (scientific fact and behavioral observation the
indisputable) from what we think (about other trainer's
methods and the dog's perceptions of training methods the
arguable) Necessary criteria for successfully applying
learning theory in the real world.
Five ways to play The Training Game
a practical approach to the quadrant Business management,
marketing and promotion applying the principles of learning
theory to breeders, veterinarians, and ultimately, to pet
dog owners. Full day seminar taped November, 2006 in
Orlando, Florida |
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Pros, cons, and application of the most
commonly used reward-based training techniques: Lure/Reward
Training; All-or-None Reward Training; Progressive Reward Training
(Shaping), Autoshaping via environmental management, and Physical
Prompting Temporarily using tools for training or management and how to
phase them out, so that off-leash control is equipment-free. Full day
seminar taped November, 2006 in Orlando, Florida |
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The big differences between teaching adult dogs
and puppy classes. Controlling the dog’s energy and
enthusiasm—putting problems on cue. The essential things to teach --
what the owners want Test-Train - Test, how to monitor improvement and
produce reliable results. Ruthless objective quantification of
performance - games for objective assessment of speed, reliability, and
precision. The ultimate challenge - The Sit Test. This full day seminar
taped November, 2006 in Orlando, Florida Full day seminar taped
November, 2006 in Orlando, Florida |
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Protocols for constructing a class syllabus.
The most urgent things to teach: household etiquette and home alone
skills. The most important things to teach: bite inhibition and
socialization to people. Cardinal Rules for puppy classes. Playing games
to motivate dogs, owners, onlookers, and trainers. Games, games, games,
and many more games... Full day seminar taped November, 2006 in
Orlando, Florida |
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This is the complete four day seminar taped
November, 2006 in Orlando, Florida. This set
includes item numbers 200525, 200526, 200527, 200528 above. |
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A comprehensive lure/reward training program comprising of five
stages:
1. Teaching The Dog What We Want Him To Do
2. Teaching The Dog To Want To Do What We Want Him To Do
3. Enforcing Compliance Without Fear Or Force
4. Refining Performance Precision And Pizzazz
5. Protecting Performance Reliability And Precision
This seminar taped March, 2007 IACP conference Hutto, TX |
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Enforcing compliance is perhaps the most
misunderstood aspect of dog training. Compliance may be effectively
enforced without fear, pain or physical force. Dr Dunbar stresses the
need for quantifying behavior and fazing out the need for all training
tools to obtain performance reliability. Taped March, 2007 IACP Conference
Hutto, TX |
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Topics of this lecture include: sexual differentiation, development of
secondary sexual characteristics (e.g. urination postures,
aggressiveness), mating behavior, normal female sexual cycles of
attractiveness, perceptiveness, and receptiveness, female sexual reflexes,
time of ovulation, mating preferences, male and female mating behavior,
whelping, maternal behavior, neonatal puppy behavior, and the effects of
castration. The sex lecture is a serious fun (an extremely informative and
really quite hilarious presentation), even if you’re not interested in
sex. FOUR DAY LECTURE ORLANDO, FL 2004 |
Topics include: Sexual differentiation, social development; the
complexity of cooperative social structure; puppy-adult relationships; the
purpose of play; the good and bad play groups; reasons for fighting;
objective assessment of the severity of fighting problems; prevention,
treatment and control of dog-dog aggression; positive classical
conditioning; misleading breed biting statistics; behavioral models for
the etiology and antecedents of dog bites; controlling aggression by
commonsense precautions; objective assessment of the severity of biting
problems; the relative danger of four types of dog; prevention, treatment
and control of dog-human aggression; classical conditioning and confidence
building exercises to teach the dog to enjoy interacting with people. FOUR DAY LECTURE ORLANDO, FL 2004 |
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LEARNING SECRETS
Changing the Behavior and Motivation of Puppy Dogs and
People
Item# 200342 -
$85.00 |
Learn how to distinguish between text book theory, laboratory theory,
and learning theory that works in practice. Learn the eight criteria for
rewards and punishments, which make learning lightning fast and solidify
retention. Learn the differences between using goodies as lures, rewards,
distractions, motivators, and bribes. Learn how to evaluate the efficiency
and effectiveness of the most common reward based, dog friendly dog
training techniques. Learn how to evaluate the efficiency and
effectiveness of five different bimodal feedbacks. Learn the five stages
of training. Learn how to empower secondary reinforcements. Learn how to
empower low-grade primary reinforcements. Learn how to achieve the Holy
Grail of dog training to empower the responses as its own secondary
reinforcement so that the dog gladly wants to do what you want him to do. FOUR DAY LECTURE ORLANDO, FL 2004 |
Learn how to objectively evaluate what the dog understands, what it
knows and how it learns. Frequent objective assessment of the dog’s
performance decimates the need for corrections, reprimands, and
punishments, which otherwise become the most common de-motivating factor
during training. Learn oodles of games to play in your classes. Learn
the nine K9 Games® FOUR DAY LECTURE ORLANDO, FL 2004 |
Includes Items #200340, #200341, #200342, #200343
aboveLearn how to objectively evaluate what the dog understands, what it
knows and how it learns. Frequent objective assessment of the dog’s
performance decimates the need for corrections, reprimands, and
punishments, which otherwise become the most common de-motivating factor
during training. Learn oodles of games to play in your classes. Learn the
nine K9 Games®. ORLANDO, FL 2004
- FULL DAY LECTURE |
running time: 19 hr
copyright: 2001
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Simple & effective solutions for common behavior problems, including
house soiling, destructive chewing, excessive barking and digging. Five
stages of training and eight criteria for rewards & punishments. Learn how
to use tricks to solve behavior problems and games to motivate owners to
train their dogs. Orlando, FL. |
running time: 19 hr
copyright: 2002
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Learn simple and effective solutions for common behavior problems,
including house soiling, destructive chewing, excessive barking, digging,
escaping, jumping-up, hyperactivity, rumbustious, anxiety. Pittsburg, PA. |
running time: 1 hr. 45 min.
copyright: 2002
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An analysis of the many problems associated with shelter intake,
shelter care and shelter output. OPEN PAW Conference, Berkeley, CA |
Produced by: Tawzer Dog Videos
Videotaped: 2002
Re-mastered: 2007
Copyright: Tawzer Dog Videos
Running Time: 1 hr 30 min |
Cat behavior and temperament problems have less of an impact on the
general public. Consequently, the behavior and training of cats has been
greatly neglected. Not providing an appropriate education is inhumane,
especially since most cat behaviors and problems are easily preventable.
OPEN PAW Conference, Berkeley, CA |
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CATS &
DOGS
Preventing Predictable and Preventable Problems
Item# 200229 -
$45.00 |
running time: 3 hr.
copyright: 2002
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Education, practical training, for prospective pet owners and pet owners
in-house training for shelter animals. OPEN PAW Conference, Berkeley,
CA |
running time: 1 hr.
copyright: 2002
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Solutions to the many problems encountered when introducing and
administering any new shelter program. OPEN PAW Conference, Berkeley,
CA |
running time: 3 hr.
copyright: 2002
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Creating a new shelter culture to catalyze community culture to
coordinate The veterinary profession, the pet industry, the pet fancy, and
pet owners to at least give pets a chance. OPEN PAW Conference,
Berkeley, CA |
Socialization with people is the second most important quality in any
animal bite inhibition is all important. OPEN PAW Conference, Berkeley,
CA 2002 -
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running time: 20 hr.
copyright: 2003
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Full Set of the Three Day Conference, Madison, WI, 2003
Includes: Items number #200295 "Development of Social Behavior; #200296 "Friendliness and Fighting; #200297 "Biting".
See full descriptions below.The development of Social Behavior. Friendliness and fighting, biting.
Learn what is normal and what is not and how to objectively assess what is
serious and what is not. Madison Wisconsin
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Sexual differentiation of social development. Female amendments to
male hierarchical law. Puppy-adult relationships. The physical “dominance”
myth and rampant “lupomorphism” to pet dog training. Purpose of play “play
fighting” and “play biting”. Madison Wisconsin May 9, 2003 - 1 DAY |
Etiology and antecedents of disputes between pet dogs. Lack of
socialization, baiting, unintentional reinforcement, and negative
classical conditioning. Objective assessment of fighting problems.
Prevention, treatment and control of dog-dog aggression. Positive
classical conditioning and confidence building exercises to teach dogs to
enjoy interaction with other dogs. Madison Wisconsin May 10, 2003 -
1 DAY |
Misleading breed biting statistics. A variety of behavioral models.
“Rage Syndrome”. Controlling aggression. The danger of four types of dogs
based on their socialization and bite inhibition. Prevention, treatment
and control of dog-human aggression. Four stages of bite inhibition.
Safety advice for dog professionals, owners, and children to avoid and/or
diffuse incidents. Madison Wisconsin May 11, 2003 - 1 DAY |
running time: 2.5 hr.
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OPEN PAW - OCT, 2003
Outlines the guidelines for the maintenance of healthy cats and dogs
housed in the kennel. Preventive health measures are covered. |
running time: 3.5 hr.
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How
to teach all staff and volunteers to be effective behavior problem
counselors - Open Paw Oct. 2003
Common and predictable behavior problems (house soiling, destructive
chewing/scratching and barking) are the major reasons for pet surrender.
Training and temperament problems are the second and third most common
reasons. It is in the best interest of animals that staff and volunteers
receive training as behavior counselors. A program to become problem
counselors. |
running time: 3 hr.
copyright: 2003
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Open Paw is to educate prospective owners before they get their pets
to provide practical hands-on experience and training for shelter staff,
volunteers, and prospective owners to promote the adoption minimum health
requirements for shelter animals. |
running time: 84 min
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A pet dog is an important part of the family, so all the family should understand its behavior and learn about control,
particularly the children. Children have natural advantages as trainers,
dogs like being with them, because they are playful
and fun. Children aren’t as forceful as adults, they tend to coax and encourage, so dogs are happier to work for them. All
they have to do is learn a few simple training techniques and they’ll soon put the grown-ups in the shade.
This video will
help natural talents, and prove that dog training is child’s play. Includes: a Junior Training Workshop taking a new puppy,
house training, early lead training, teaching sit and down, developing a rapport, focusing attention, improving off leash
control, training a fast recall, training as a family, improving sit stay, teaching with toys, playing games.
Also a junior dog agility workshop where improving control, regulating speed, hitting the contact points and speeding up the
down are addressed. |
running time: 84 min
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In this video, Dr. Ian Dunbar, a leading animal behaviorist, spends a day with some pupils from Hale Primary School in
the New Forest. Dr. Dunbar explores the relationship between children and dogs, especially focusing on how children can
become responsible dog owners.
There are nine informative sections covering such areas as: the language of dogs; do you like dogs, teaching dogs our
language, scared dogs, scary dogs, good owners and good dogs, and cleaver dogs.
This video is intended as an entertaining
teaching aid for parents and teachers to watch with their children. The video employ's periodic freeze frame pictures as
visual starting point for discussion and story writing. |
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DOCTOR DUNBAR’S GOOD LITTLE DOG BOOK
Item# B1007 -
$17.95 |
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James & Kenneth Publishers 144 pages
- 2003 |
A truly wonderful puppy dog training guide outlining dog-friendly dog training methods. Delightfully written and beautifully
illustrated. This book is intended primarily as a brief but comprehensive guide to puppy training. Consequently, it contains
hints for socialization, temperament training and behavior modification as well as tips for teaching basic manners. Dr
Dunbar’s lure/reward training techniques are certainly not limited to puppies. On the contrary, they have become the method of
choice for instructing good-natured, but otherwise uneducated adult dogs. |
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HOW TO TEACH A NEW DOG OLD TRICKS
Item# B1008 -
$17.95 |
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James & Kenneth Publishers
192 pages - 1996 |
Voted #1 BEST BOOK in 1999 by the APDT and the Dog-Friendly Dog Training Group 2001.
Fun training with toys, treats, lures,
and rewards. Easy, fun-loving, dog-friendly methods for teaching a new puppy old tricks (such as basic manners), or for
teaching an older dog (or older owner) who is new to training. A comprehensive workbook for the motivated dog owner,
comprising sections on basic off-leash obedience, temperament modification, behavior problem troubleshooting, in addition to a
special introduction to training theory. The definitive text for lure/reward training - written from the dog’s point of view
and emphasizing natural motivational methods to teach your dog to want to do what you want it to do. |
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BEFORE YOU GET YOUR PUPPY
Item# B1009 -
$7.95 |
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James & Kenneth Publishers
104 pages - 2001 |
This book covers the first three developmental deadlines from puppy selection through your puppy’s first week at home.
First
developmental deadline: Your education about puppy education (before searching). Your second developmental deadline:
Evaluating your prospective puppy’s progress (8 weeks). Your third developmental deadline: Errorless housetraining and chew
toy training (from 8 weeks onward). |
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AFTER YOU GET YOUR PUPPY
Item# B1010 -
$12.95 |
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James & Kenneth Publishers
160 pages - 2001 |
After You Get Your Puppy covers the last three developmental deadlines that your puppy needs to meet before it is five months
old.
Fourth Developmental Deadline: Socializing your puppy to people. Fifth Developmental Deadline: Teaching Bit Inhibition.
Sixth Developmental Deadline: Continuing Socialization in the world at large. |
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DOG BEHAVIOR BOOKLETS
FULL SET OF 9 BOOKLETS
Item# B1011 -
$28.50 |
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Dr. Ian Dunbar &
Gwen Bohnenkamp
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This set of booklets covers many dog behavior problems:
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