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So let's say i'm using operant conditioning to train my dog, to train my dog to do a flip.
00:11
And, you know, i'm using operant conditioning, using reinforcement to train my dog to do a flip.
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However, i can't seem to get, be successful because instead of dog doing a flip, he redirects, he all, every single time, he just kind of rolls on the ground.
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Rolls on the ground.
00:29
And regardless of, you know, it doesn't have to do with your level of training.
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It doesn't have to do with your conditioning, no matter what, your dog ends up just rolling on the ground rather than executing a flip.
00:41
Now, there's a reason for this.
00:43
Your dog has a basic set of instinctual behaviors, and those things are kind of, you know, instinctive automatic didn't necessarily have to be learned and are innate to the dog.
00:57
So those behaviors might be, you know, more obvious, things like behaviors that help them find food or shelter, behaviors that keep them safe, behaviors that, you know, just don't have to be trained...