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How Equine Learning Theory Applies to Positive Horse Training |
Did you get all that? Don't worry if you didn't. It will become clearer as we move through the lessons on clicker training for horses. The biggest thing you need to remember is that in the early stages of equine clicker training, we will primarily be using Positive Reinforcement and Negative Punishment. Positive reinforcement (the click and treat) will be for getting the desired behavior. Negative punishment (removing the treat and ignoring the behavior) will be for extinguishing undesired behavior. Negative reinforcement and positive punishment will be used rarely, if ever. I will explain more about how to properly use corrections in the next lesson - Correction or Punishment. |
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Information presented is for educational purposes only and is not intended to replace professional opinions or recommendations. Consult your veterinarian for advice about any medical condition or treatment needed for your horse |
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