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It’s never too early to start clicker training—and that goes for both dogs and humans! One of the benefits of clicker training is that it works for learners of any age. Getting kids involved with clicker training not only helps them bond with their puppies, but also teaches them how to interact with dogs in a way that is fun and safe for both. Child and dog safety directly correlate to the quality of the relationship that is built between them through training. In this video by KPA CTP Monica Ca

Join us with our behavior specialist, Bridget Sullivan, CPDT-KA for an informaitonal video on clicker training! Clicker training, also known as "mark and reward" training, can be used to teach everything from simple behaviors to complex chained behaviors. The clicker is paired with a food reward to make the clicker a predictor of payment (food) for the behavior performed. Clicker training can be extremely useful for teaching your new shelter pet cues in their new home! Please post your questions