Dog Training Methods - Evidence Based
Evidence Based Methods
Evidence based methods are ones which are grounded in, or adhere to the principles and practices of, scientifically proven methodologies.
Positive Reinforcement Training is considered evidence based because it adheres to the practices and principles of Conditioning Methods, or, more specifically, it adheres to one half of Operant Conditioning. Balanced Training adheres to the principles and practices of Operant Conditioning. Counter and Classical Conditioning adhere to the principles of Conditioning Methods. Conditioning Methods are scientifically proven effective by using reinforcements, associative techniques, and desensitization.
Because UPWARD Dogology™ does not adhere to the principles of Conditioning Methods, it must adhere to a scientifically proven methodology to be deemed evidence-based. Psychologists, social workers and child trauma experts validate the UPWARD Dogology™ formula (or system) adheres to the practices and principles of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT). CBT is a scientifically proven methodology for addressing behaviors by changing perception to change behavior.
Photo Below: Radar was sent to Canada by a rescue org. in Korea. Radar had extreme anxiety outside the home. Radar’s adopter is an experienced foster/adopter and knowledgeable on conditioning methods.
Only Canine CBT was effective with Radar.