US EditionThere’s No Place for Shock and Prong in Dog Training
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There’s No Place for Shock and Prong in Dog Training
Two professional organizations recently updated their policies. Only one made a commitment to reward-based training.Photo: Danielle W Press/ShutterstockBy Zazie Todd, PhDThis page contains afilliate links which means I may earn a commission on qualifying purchases at no cost to you.Dog training methods need to be effective and safe for dogs (and their guardians). As the evidence on aversive training methods builds up, many organizations have ado…
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