Lesson 2 – Creativity works for me! It can work for you, too!
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Jamie Gillsays
Impressive technique. I see what you mean about being creative with each individual now 🙂
Brittany Wingfieldsays
This was great! I never would have thought to use the red cards, how creative.
Emily Cassellsays
What an super creative way to teach that behavior! How amazing!
anna maggatsays
hi, thanks for the great podcasts and training tidbits. i’m not ready to join but have some questions about dog behaviour and some ideas about keeping myself and workmates positively safe around dogs (sorry syntax) ( i am a postie and HSR for my branch) Is there a forum for non members to put questions to members? Currently exploring ideas (and experimenting every workday) as dog bites continue to be an issue in my occupation despite the same safety advice year on year.
new to positive reinforcement training and loving the things i’m learning that i can bring to creative play with my cat. (that sounds weird. um i’ll go check out the rest of your website now :/
anna
ryan cartlidgesays
Hi Anna.
Great to hear from you.
There isn’t a forum for non members to put questions to members unfortunately. However we do have a free public FB group you might be interested in?
Hope this helps you find what you are looking for.
Best Regards
Ryan Cartlidge
Animal Training Academy
Sukey Williamssays
Loved, Loved, Loved your creativity training and video! Showing each step of your process to help the bird find the money slot using the red card close to its face, reducing the card size to highlight the money slot, changing the angle of the lid from in front of the bird’s face to horizontal on top of the money container, and finally shifting the reward after delivery of the coin was so clearly laid out that it awakened my creativity and I expect to use it as a template in my creative animal behavior endeavors.
You are Brilliant, Ryan, and I’m hooked!! I’m jazzed to see what else you’ve got!
Impressive technique. I see what you mean about being creative with each individual now 🙂
This was great! I never would have thought to use the red cards, how creative.
What an super creative way to teach that behavior! How amazing!
hi, thanks for the great podcasts and training tidbits. i’m not ready to join but have some questions about dog behaviour and some ideas about keeping myself and workmates positively safe around dogs (sorry syntax) ( i am a postie and HSR for my branch) Is there a forum for non members to put questions to members? Currently exploring ideas (and experimenting every workday) as dog bites continue to be an issue in my occupation despite the same safety advice year on year.
new to positive reinforcement training and loving the things i’m learning that i can bring to creative play with my cat. (that sounds weird. um i’ll go check out the rest of your website now :/
anna
Hi Anna.
Great to hear from you.
There isn’t a forum for non members to put questions to members unfortunately. However we do have a free public FB group you might be interested in?
You can join here >>> https://www.facebook.com/groups/ataforum/
Hope this helps you find what you are looking for.
Best Regards
Ryan Cartlidge
Animal Training Academy
Loved, Loved, Loved your creativity training and video! Showing each step of your process to help the bird find the money slot using the red card close to its face, reducing the card size to highlight the money slot, changing the angle of the lid from in front of the bird’s face to horizontal on top of the money container, and finally shifting the reward after delivery of the coin was so clearly laid out that it awakened my creativity and I expect to use it as a template in my creative animal behavior endeavors.
You are Brilliant, Ryan, and I’m hooked!! I’m jazzed to see what else you’ve got!
🙂 Sukey