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31-Is The Future of Animal Training Constructional? With Sean Will and Maasa Nishimuta

31-Is The Future of Animal Training Constructional? With Sean Will and Maasa Nishimuta

FromAnimal Training Fundamentals with Barbara Heidenreich


31-Is The Future of Animal Training Constructional? With Sean Will and Maasa Nishimuta

FromAnimal Training Fundamentals with Barbara Heidenreich

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Length:
75 minutes
Released:
Jan 11, 2022
Format:
Podcast episode

Description

Have you been hearing the word “constructional” a lot lately? There is a reason for that! The animal training community is evolving, and it is extremely exciting. It has a lot to do with a different way of looking at behavior change that is known as "the constructional approach". My special guests this episode are Sean Will and Maasa Nishimuta from the Constructional Approach to Animal Welfare and Training, a nonprofit organization dedicated to providing free services to individuals and organizations that cannot afford them, with the goal of enhancing their lives through applications of the Constructional Approach. Sean and Maasa share the five elements that are essential to a constructional program. They also provide insights into the history of the constructional approach and how it differs from some of the programs currently popular in animal training. We also discuss what a constructional program can do to improve animal welfare and why this is such great news for the future of animal training. We also go over numerous resources to continue your exploration of this inspiring topic. The future of animal training looks very bright.....and constructional!
Released:
Jan 11, 2022
Format:
Podcast episode

Titles in the series (43)

From rabbits to rhinos! Have fun with practical application and get mental with behavior science. Animal training expert Barbara Heidenreich helps you solve your behavior problems and reach your training goals.