- Good evening, everybody, how are you?
Jeff Gellman of Solid K9 Training with my
"What Would Jeff Do?" dog training tip of the day.
Tip number 85!
Yes, you can punish your dog for growling.
Now, amending if you do it now, but a
dog at the seminar growled at Angelo,
we correct the dog, and I can already
hear all the stuff, "Don't correct the dog for growling,
"it's trying to give the kid a warning, next thing
"it's gonna know from not growling to an outright bite."
Bullshit.
Not only are we gonna correct that growling,
we're gonna correct the thought of growling,
the thought of biting.
Now, a lot of it's also contextual.
So, Angelo's just hanging out, walking around
couple meters away from, you know, the dog.
The dog growls.
Angelo's not going towards the dog, Angelo's
not teasing or tormenting the dog.
The dog growls, you punish that.
"Hey, dog, learn to live in the world with children."
So it's a two-way street.
Obviously we have to advocate for the dog
by saying, "Whoa, stop walking towards my dog with
"your hand out like this, even though you got
"food in your hands, and you watched one episode
"of a dog training show and you think
"you're a freaking expert already.
"Like, stand back."
But, that's a different situation. But if your dog is just, if you're walking
by a playground or if a bicycle goes by you, or
if somebody walks by you in a stroller, and you growl?
We'll have none of that.
You can punish it.
So, all this imagined harm, all this suppositive
stealth-like biting that is
always going to happen, we don't see it.
All we see is dogs become better.
That's all we do.
That's all we do.
Now, are there situations where a dog can growl?
Sure, but very, very, very rarely.
But you've got to understand pressure sources on dogs.
You gotta understand that yes, it's a warning, but
I was just walking by you, or I've just opened
up an umbrella, or I'm just bouncing a basketball, or
I'm just riding my bike, like, that's life.
So, most of the time, the things that people
are struggling with growling of absolutely can be punished.
Punishment extinguishes unwanted behaviors.
That's what you're looking for.
The lack of punishment technically is
saying yes, and it's self-rewarding.
So you have to be super, super careful about that.
I'm very aware of animal behavior, I'm very
aware body language, I'm very aware of what
a growling, and a bark, and a lunge mean but
I'm also looking for dogs to do better.
That's the tip of the day.
Jeff Gellman's Solid K9 Training.
Madly in love with you, tip number 85.
"What Would Jeff Do?"
I'll talk to you tomorrow, take care.
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imagine the sound of fingernails scrapping across a blackboard if you are
like most people then you probably can't stand that kind of sound and even just
thinking about it might be making your skin crawl and don't worry we are
definitely not going to play that kind of sound in this video
there have been number of studies to find out why this ear piercing noise is
universally disliked and receives such a non-rational reaction a study published
in the Journal of Neuroscience in 2012 reveals what's happening in the brain
when people hear screechy sounds in the study 13 participants listen to 74
sounds and rated them from the most unpleasant which is of the sound of a
knife on the bottle to the most pleasing which is of babbling water brain imaging
of the participant shows that when they heard an unpleasant noise the amygdala
active in processing emotions adjust the response of the auditory cortex part
of the brain that processes sound which heightens activity and triggers the
negative emotional reaction doctors Sukhbinder Kumar a research
fellow at Newcastle University said it appears there is something very
primitive kicking in it's a possible distress signal from the amygdala to the
auditory cortex the acoustic analysis found that anything in the frequency
range of around 2,000 to 5,000 Hertz was perceived as unpleasant this is the
frequency range where our ears are most sensitive it includes sounds of screams
which we find highly unpleasant overall the research shows that this kind of
noise has the same frequency as that of human scream and a crying baby
indicating that these sounds are tied to survival researchers also found that the
warning cry of a chimpanzee is similar to the sound of fingernails on a
chalkboard perhaps people have an unconscious reflex to this sound because
of its uncanny resemblance to a warning call now what is the purpose of this
research? of course we are curious and want to
know the answer to everything but is there anything other than that behind
this research? well yeah! this research is an important step forward in undertaking
and helping to treat conditions that make people sensitive to certain sounds
such as tinnitus, migraine headaches, or autism well now at least we have some
idea as to why this kind of noise evokes such a visceral reaction and why getting
a proper answer to this question is so important for researchers
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