Episode 7: P.O.P. Markers Part 3In this episode we look at Opportunity Expiration Markers, and discuss how they can be used to effectively control or modify behavior in reward-based training scenarios./episode/index/show/thecanineunderground/id/8708183
Episode 6: P.O.P. Markers Part 2In Part 2 of the P.O.P. Marker podcast, we'll discuss Conditional Opportunity Markers when they're used in conjunction with aversives. If you choose to establish opportunity timeframes for behavior when aversive stimuli are involved, you must proceed with some caution... dogs do not learn the same way that we do!/episode/index/show/thecanineunderground/id/6994841
Episode 5: P.O.P. Markers Part 1In this series, we're going to cover Predictive, Opportunity, and Possibility Markers in detail. In this Episode, we'll discuss Conditional Opportunity Markers when they're used in reward-based dog training./episode/index/show/thecanineunderground/id/6927744
Episode 4: Teaching PLACE, without...In this Episode, we'll discuss how to teach a young dog or puppy to stay on a training cot for 20 minutes straight, without using gestures/hints, words/cues/commands, leash corrections, or aversives of any kind. How would you do it?/episode/index/show/thecanineunderground/id/6887932
Episode 3: What is a Verbal Cue... Part 3In Episode 3, we'll finish the discussion on verbal obedience cues. We'll talk about the use of obedience cues when aversives are used in training to address non-compliance and to enforce compliance./episode/index/show/thecanineunderground/id/6860642
Episode 2: What is a Verbal Cue... Part 2In Episode 2, we continue the discussion of verbal obedience cues, and what these sounds really mean to a dog. We'll look at a few examples of obedience cues used in "positive-only" training approaches, and we'll discuss why these cues might not lead to the behavioral compliance levels that one might expect./episode/index/show/thecanineunderground/id/6812018
Episode 1: What is a Verbal Cue... from the dog's perspective?In Episode 1, we'll explore the question: What are verbal obedience cues, and more importantly, what do these sounds mean to a dog? Most people would consider an obedience cue or command to be either a direct request or a demand for the performance of a specific behavior. But is this really the case, from the dog's perspective? And if not, what do verbal obedience cues actually signify to the dog?/episode/index/show/thecanineunderground/id/6763550
Episode 0: Introduction to the SeriesWelcome to The Canine Underground! In this episode, we'll discuss what this Podcast series is all about and what to expect in future episodes. For dog trainers, handlers, serious dog enthusiasts, and canine behavior nerds only!/episode/index/show/thecanineunderground/id/6752902
