Researchers using the same Dog Aging Project data found substantially lower rates of aggression, fear, and separation-related behavior, but say the true prevalence remains uncertain.
|Articles|September 29, 2016
Client handout: Why punishment fails, and what works better
Author(s)Valarie V. Tynes, DVM, DACVB
Use this handout to show clients this should not be the first training method of choice.
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Veterinary clients sometimes think that some form of punishment is necessary when training a dog. But Valerie Tynes, DVM, DACVB explains why it just doesn't work (and can even make matters worse) in this handout.
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