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The fastest, easiest, most effective approach is to recreate the undesired situation in a controlled setting, and correctly use sound distractions with praise to erase the misbehavior. Dogs can learn or unlearn almost anything in four properly conducted repetitions.

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The difference between having had experience or not, is conditioning. For example if a child ran out onto the road and a car horn sounded he would continue walking. On the other hand if you heard a car, you’d trun your head every way to see where the car is.

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Teaching Any Command to a labrador In Minutes. Just as a child steps into the street without being aware of the meaning of the blast of a car horn, and continues on his way in oblivion, it takes experiences to become conditioned. I’ll bet that when you step off of a curb, and hear a car horn blow, your head spins both ways at once, as you jump back, looking for the impending accident. The difference is conditioning.

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