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The Behaviory Podcast
by Dr. Janet Cutler
Join Dr. Janet Cutler to discuss and learn about the science behind dog behavior and training. As a dog trainer, behavior consultant, or pet professional, you'll learn evidence-based information so that you have confidence behind the information and methods you use in an effort to improve the welfare of the animals we work with. With over 20 years experience working with animals in a veterinary setting, as a behavior researcher, as a dog trainer and now as a Certified Applied Animal Behaviorist, Janet ties that in with her scientific background so that you can understand the science and apply it to your own work with animals. With topics ranging from ethology, animal welfare, body language, the treatment and management of behavior problems, training information, and more, you’ll learn something to improve your work with animals (and their people) every week. Hit subscribe, and get ready to nerd out with new episodes!
Episodes
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13. Pheromones
Pheromones are often recommended when there are dog and cat behavior problems, however the science is inconclusive on efficacy. Join for information on pheromones, how they work, the different types we use with dogs and cats, and some of the research on their use in noise sensitivity, veterinary...
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12. Clicker training science
Clicker training is based on learning theory, and therefore has a scientific background behind it's use. However, there are several studies that have looked specifically at clicker training in dogs, including how it affects the speed of learning, impulsivity, and more, with interesting results....
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11. Sleep
Sleep is a behavior we often don't think about in dogs, but it's incredibly important. Learn about some of the science behind dog sleep, how much they sleep, the association between sleep and behavior problems, where dogs like to seleep, and the question of whether they should be allowed to sleep...
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10. Contrafreeloading
Contrafreeloading is the concept behind the use of food balls, puzzles, and other toys. Learn the science behind the concept, and what we know so far about contrafreeloading in dogs and cats. Show notes are available at behaviory.com/podcast
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9. Certifications
Dog training and behavior certifications can be confusing. Today we discuss some of the certifications that are based in the science of training and behavior. Learn the requirements in terms of education, experience, references, ethics, and more. Show notes are available at behaviory.com/podcast
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8. Ethograms
Ethograms are a catalogue of descriptions of behaviour. Tune into this episode to learn about ethograms - what they are, how they are developed and used, and importantly, how we can use them when training or working on behaviour modification in animals. References and information from this…
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7. The science behind tail wagging in dogs
Tail wagging in dogs is often misinterpreted by the public. While pet professionals know that a wagging tail doesn't necessarily mean a happy dog, there is a lot more information about wagging in the published literature. Tune into this episode to learn about beliefs around tail wagging,...
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6. Why does my pet do that?
When talking about why an animal performs a behaviour, there are generally considered to be 4 reasons in ethology. These were first described by Niko Tinbergen in 1963, and include ontogeny (development), phylogeny (genetics), causation (what happens before) and function (what happens after).…
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5. Animal welfare science Part 2
In this second part of an overview of animal welfare science, a third model for looking at animal welfare, the Five Domains Model, is discussed. Then methods for actually assessing animal welfare, and how this is done by welfare auditors and can be done by those of us working with animals is...
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4. Animal welfare science
Discussing the science behind animal welfare, including how to define it and how it is important in dog training and behaviour. Two different ways of looking at animal welfare are discussed. Tune into this episode to learn all about animal welfare science. Show notes are available at...
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3. Puppy socialization science
Discussing the science behind the puppy socialization period, what we know about how people socialize their dogs, and how puppy classes come into play. Tune into this episode to learn all about some of the research behind puppy socialization science. Show notes are available at behaviory.com/podcast
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2. Why is science important in training and behaviour?
Many trainers and behaviour consultants, especially those that use positive reinforcement in their training, have the terms evidence-based or science-based on their website. What does that really mean? Tune in to this episode to learn five benefits to using science in training and behaviour...
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Join Dr. Janet Cutler to discuss and learn about the science behind dog behavior and training. As a dog trainer, behavior consultant, or pet professional, you'll learn evidence-based information so that you have confidence behind the information and methods you use in an effort to improve the welfare of the animals we work with. With over 20 years experience working with animals in a veterinary setting, as a behavior researcher, as a dog trainer and now as a Certified Applied Animal Behaviorist, Janet ties that in with her scientific background so that you can understand the science and apply it to your own work with animals. With topics ranging from ethology, animal welfare, body language, the treatment and management of behavior problems, training information, and more, you’ll learn something to improve your work with animals (and their people) every week. Hit subscribe, and get ready to nerd out with new episodes!
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