UNTOLD - Merging Science and Dog Training with Michael Ellis [Part 2]
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ส.ค. 2024
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I'm thrilled to introduce my next expert guest, a figure often called a legend by many in the dog training community. My friend Michael Ellis is not just an internationally acclaimed dog trainer and educator with over 30 years of expertise, but he's also a beacon of innovation and progress. His teaching spans a diverse group from competitive sports trainers to law enforcement to pet dog trainers and owners around the world.
More than just his accomplishments, Michael is known for his approachability, always meeting everyone with kindness, curiosity, and patience. His dog handling is a masterful blend of empathy and confidence, infused with finesse and an undeniable element of fun.
Over the course of more than 3 hours and two days, Michael and I delved deep into a topic both of us are passionate about, merging neuroscience with practical, hands-on training. It was a stimulating and inspiring conversation, and I can't wait for you all to hear it. Enjoy!
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awesome so valuable one of the best contents i've watched
Can you and Michael just do a podcast every week so much information thankyou
We will do another one in the future :)
Thank you for this podcast. As a dog trainer who also works with dogs that present reactivity, I thoroughly enjoyed listening to both you and Michael. As you stated above, merging the neuroscience and Michael's training experience to educate your viewers was a great idea. I found it engaging.
Glad you enjoyed it!
When do we get part 3? 😉
here at 46 minutes, if you two don't talk about ahead...... ask Michael what is in dogs brain when interacting with other dogs, new acquaintenses, friends already and play- rough or gentle
Another fantastic interview. I'm hoping for a part 3?
Very soon!
Question.... should you or when should you step- in to throttle play when it gets too rough ? I have watched play groups when some dogs get frightened or 2 dogs start escalating and the group people said let them work it out or let her learn how to stick up for themselves. My inclination was to 'advocate' for the weaker ones and 'throttle' the rougher playing.... but letting them go back to play if they understand what I would be asking of the dogs. I also think they are then in a mental state to learn to listen to the human.
This is pure gold! Thank you both for explaining in a way that all of us can understand and use in daily life with our dogs!
Great podcast. Thank you
Glad you enjoyed it!
Great podcast! So much great information here. Thank you
Glad you liked it!
As a marine mammal trainer we used the term superstitious behaviours differently . For example , say we are training a sealion to vocalize and they are bridged when their nose is open. We might not notice as we are focused on sound coming from the mouth . The opening of the nose is not what we bridged but it became part of the behaviour . We could selectively bridge through successive approximations to attempt to train it out but it’s a lot of effort that’s not really necessary . Or a dolphin dancing and it’s bridged while blinking , doesn’t really affect the behaviour but the mammal thinks it’s part of the behaviour .Can you explain the scientific definition?
I’m confused with his use of the definition relating it to stress.
Thank you
Really interesting, thank you both! Having just finished reading Sapolsky’s “Behave”, some of it even made sense to me! 🤣
That's a good but also difficult read :)
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Ok, I already knew Michael Ellis has great insight about dogs and training but now I also have found a really good youtube channel. Great discussion.
Thanks! I appreciate it!
Great interview and talk. I love the play aspect of interaction when used as a reward. I specialize in training dogs using play and praise and I find it very effective and more fun than using food. There are few dog trainers who focus on this part of a dog's life. Thank you for sharing this talk.
Thanks for sharing!
Loved it! Well done 👏
Thank you
Hallo, ich bin aus Deutschland. Obwohl ich englisch sehr gut verstehe u den Gesprächen problemlos folgen kann, fällt es mir schwer wissenschaftliche Veröffentlichungen richtig zu verstehen. Kannst du mir einen Tipp geben, wo ich wissenschaftliche Studien u Veröffentlichungen zum Thema Verhaltensforschung, spez. Hunde auf deutsch nachlesen kann (wie z.B. the misbehavior of organisms). Gibt es da eine Plattform oder ähnliches?
Liebe Grüße aus Deutschland
PS: auf einem Seminar wurde neulich von BAS u BIS gesprochen u wie manche Hunde eher in dem einem u anderen in dem anderen Bereich arbeiten/gelagert sind u daher eher auf positive Verstärkung bzw. positive Bestrafung reagieren (es war natürlich detaillierter, nur ganz grob beschrieben, damit du weißt, in welche Richtung es ging). Ich würde mich riesig freuen, wenn du dieses Thema mal genauer beleuchten könntest.
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