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Dree
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[quote author=Kerry_and_Beau link=topic=12456.msg243040#msg243040 date=1222712585]
ok as it seems to have completely vanished i will start again…

i was saying dree i totaly understand where you are coming from but don’t really agree….if i had stayed with the guy that gave me basic info in a ‘to do’ attidude and told us to forget it and just do it when questioned why or how something works i would have just given up and i might not have bothered looking for further help and just assumed everyone was the same.

when i came on here and was hit smack in the face with the blunt truth i had 2 choices run (as many do) or stay and learn, i stayed obviously… but from the very beginning everyone has spoken to me in ‘technical’ terms whether it be behavioural or other and that helps (maybe partly because i did a level physchology so understood on a very basic level) when you are being spoken to by an expert you may need to have things explained again in laymans terms but thats not an issue and always happens, but if you are spoken to like that from the start and constantly you don’t learn (at least i don’t and i don’t think i’m alone in this).

To learn properly you have to understand the working/theory behind things, for example if you are being told to stop doing abehaviour, i.e. clicking your tongue at a dog you clicker train ok i could just stop that after being told, but if i don’t know why i am stopping that i’ll end up doing something else similar.

now i’m not sure if you are just meaning the use of technical terms whilst training or whether you mean you don’t go into too much theory but either way if you are dealing with a rational adult, treat them like one, if you give them the ammo they can continue to learn for themselves, just like a few of us on here are now off to BB to start training for ourselves, if i hadn’t found this board and bev i would still be stuck in a bad situation, i may have been tought enough blindy to keep beau alive but probably he would have been reported under the dda and pts.

i’m sure others will be able to explain better, but this is me anyways  :yes: hope this helps you to understand a little more about how some of us on here work, especially those that have hung around for a while.
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I think I’m not explaining myself well enough.  I’m not saying that people don’t want to learn.  I have just found that people want me to explain in simple language what is happening with their dog.  I could go into behaviourist language, and lose them….or I can simply explain, in understandable language, what is happening, and what I think they should do.  I don’t mean that I just say to people….do this, this and this, without explaining the reasoning behind it.  I just don’t go into behaviourist lingo.  Is this making sense?  Sorry….half my mind is on the lost dog….

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