In contrast to humans, dogs are always living in the present moment. That is, they easily learn the relationship between two things that are experienced at the same time.
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We are generally aware of our past experiences – through trial and error – and draw on those experiences to make informed decisions in the present.ĭogs, on the other hand, learn through their associative memory. Simply put, human beings learn through memories of the past we remember what has worked and what hasn’t. “Learning a little bit about dog psychology can make training a lot easier” – expert dog trainer Heather Mickelson Keep reading to learn more about how dogs learn differently than humans, and how that wisdom was leveraged in creating the Halo Collar Wireless GPS Dog Fence. Cesar has partnered with Halo on our mission to make the world a safer place for dogs, and his training methodology was baked into every aspect of the Halo Collar – from the training modules to the way the collar’s Feedback works. In light of this knowledge, Cesar has developed a way of interacting with and training dogs that is consistent with their instincts and natural capacity to learn. He understands that their brains work differently than human brains, so they cannot simply be treated like human children. Throughout his lifetime of experience working with dogs, Cesar has learned a lot about their psychology. Cesar has starred in TV shows and written multiple New York Times best selling books about dog obedience training and rehabilitation.
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