Warum wir positiv trainieren

Wir vom Treuhundbüro trainieren positiv. Das heisst: Gewaltfrei, bedürfnisorientiert, mit positiver Verstärkung. Doch warum tun wir das überhaupt? Und warum lehnen wir aversive Trainingsmethoden - also die Arbeit über positive Strafe und negative Verstärkung - ab? Dies erläutere ich in dieser Folge von Rund um Hund.

Quellen

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Comoli, Ribeiro-Barbosa & Canteras: "Predatory hunting and exposure to a live predatore induce opposite patterns of Fos immunoreactivity in the PAG", 2003.

Raihani, Thornton & Bshary: "Punishment and cooperation in nature", 2012.

Pryor & Chase: "Training for variability and innovative behavior", 2014.

Deldalle & Gaunet: "Effects of 2 training methods on stress-related behaviors of the dog (Canis familiaris) and the on the dog-owner relationship", 2014.

Ziv: "The effects of using aversive training methods in dogs - A review", 2017.

de Castro et al: "Improving dog training methods: Efficacy and efficiency of reward and mixed training methods", 2021.

Casey et al: "Dogs are more pessimistic if their owners use two or more aversive training methods", 2021.

Salonen et al: "Breed, age, and social environment are associated with personality traits in dogs", 2023.

Johnson & Wynne: "Comparison of the efficacy and welfare of different training methods in stopping chasing behavior in dogs", 2024.

Kovàcs et al: "More inattentive dogs benefit from repetitive but not permissive training", 2024.

Howell et al: "Risk factors for human-directed aggression by dogs: the human side of the problem. A two-part systematic review and narrative synthesis", 2025.

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