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H ANDBOOK OF A PPLIED D OG B EHAVIOR AND T RAINING

Volume Three

Procedures and Protocols

H ANDBOOK OF

A PPLIED D OG B EHAVIOR AND T RAINING

Volume Three

Procedures and

Protocols

Steven R. Lindsay

Steven R. Lindsay, MA, is a dog behavior consultant and trainer who lives in Newtown Square,

Pennsylvania, where he provides a variety of behavioral training and counseling services. In addition to his

long career in working with companion dogs, he previously evaluated and trained military working dogs

as a member of the U.S. Army Biosensor Research Team (Superdog Program).

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First edition, 2005

The Library of Congress has catalogued Volume One as follows:

Lindsay, Steven R.

Handbook of applied dog behavior and training / Steven R. Lindsay; foreword by Victoria Lea Voith.—

1st ed.

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Contents: v. 1. Adaption and learning

ISBN 0-8138-0754-9

1. Dogs—Behavior. 2. Dogs—Training. I. Title.

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Contents

Preface

xiii

Acknowledgments

xxv

Cynopraxic Training: Basic Procedures and Techniques

Part 1: Foundations and Theory 4

Benefits of Cynopraxic Training 4

Specific Benefits of Various Exercises 7

Behavioral Equilibrium 10

Signals and Communication 11

Attention and Impulse Control 13

Interrupting Behavior 14

Training and Play 16

The Training Space 17

Directive Prompts and Blocking 27

Part 2: Tools and Techniques 29

Training Tools 29

Bridges, Markers, and Flags 37

The Training Session 39

Play Training 39

Part 3: Training Projects and Exercises 41

Introductory Lessons 41

Walking on Leash 48

Basic Exercises 58

Stay Training 61

Heeling 64

Walking Stand-Stay and Distance Exercises 68

Recall Training 69

References 73

House Training, Destructive Behavior, and Appetitive Problems

Part 1: House Training 75

House-Training Basics 76

Common House-Training Problems 81

Part 2: Destructive Behavior In Puppies 83

Assessing and Controlling Destructive Behavior 83

Selecting Appropriate Chew Items 84

Redirecting and Discouraging Destructive Behavior 85

Part 3: Destructive Behavior In Adult Dogs 87

Basic Training, Exercise, and Play 90

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