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The $100,000
Dog Training Challenge
Rules
Rule Number 1.
First and foremost, the
Challenger(s) must use a dog training method/technique that is fundamentally
different from our training methods/techniques: we use a method based on
positive reinforcement, negative reinforcement and immersion therapy.
- This means that if you are a trainer that has an
approach that claims that collars, leashes and corrections are "wrong or evil
or cruel or inhumane or mean" then, this contest is for YOU.
- If you are a trainer that considers himself/herself
"anti-correction collar" or "anticorrections of any sort" then this challenge
is for YOU.
- If you consider yourself a clicker training, or a
food trainer, or a cookie pusher or a dog whisper or a dog talker or a psychic
dog trainer, or a new age dog trainer or an energy dog trainer or a massage
only dog trainer or a trainer that uses ropes/feathers or any sort of unique
method to train dogs.....then, this challenge is created especially for
YOU.
The Challenger(s) must submit a detailed description
of his/her training techniques for validation purposes. This submission must
explained on paper with additional training footage illustrating the trainer's
method on a video or on CD. The Challenger(s) must use the technique that is
submitted for review during the training challenge.
Please contact
CDCG if you are interested in
participating in the $100,000.00 Dog Training Challenge.
Remember the most humane training method, the kindest
dog training method, the most moral training technique, is the training method
that makes the most sense to your dog, creates the least amount of confusion,
and results in a trained, obedient, confident dog, in the shortest amount of
time.
Current scientific research says that negative
reinforcement or ‘Nana’s Law’ is the most effective, most humane
and most ethical way to train dogs. Negative reinforcement is the only method
that can cure aggression, fearfulness or separation anxiety. Positive
Reinforcement is useless to fix these dog behavior issues. The article,
“The Misbehavior of Organisms” states this clearly.
So, if positive reinforcement methods fail, if they
are so ineffective, if they are the cause of dogs being put down for bad
behavior then why are they so popular? Money. There is an entire
industry that is hooked on making money pushing a unproductive training method.
Total positive dog training is as good for your dog as cigarette smoking is
good for your lungs.
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