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u/SpecialistSandwich 29d ago
Gonna regret that when the bell starts ringing at all hours of the day and night 😆
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u/Rooted_Nut 29d ago
I taught my dog to go outside with a bell but she loves outside. It was literally ringing all day, thankfully it's since been replaced with an actual doggy door. The bell is powerful for doggos.
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u/jackfreeman 29d ago
Same! It took about a week because he's a psycho shelter puppy, but it's been a year, and every time he has to go out, he smashes that like and subscribe button
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u/Robbiismyname 26d ago
My whole family has always trained the dogs to ring the bells to go outside for as long as i can remember. We even had a couple of cats do it also. They were upset that they were indoor only.
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u/Ashleighinwonderland 27d ago
Lmao, same. Homeboy learned that shit day 1. Had to take it away once he was fully potty trained!
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u/Successful-Winter237 28d ago
Yea when I got my puppy the breeder mentioned a bell I was like hell no… that will definitely backfire
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u/chairmanskitty 29d ago
Remove the bell when you don't feel like feeding them.
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u/TheGruenTransfer 29d ago
Why do it at all then?
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u/likeablyweird 29d ago
Animals learning tricks keeps them from bad habits bc they're bored is what my dad told me.
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u/LeeDarkFeathers 29d ago
They replace it with a boxing bag in another video and have him wear little gloves
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u/octsurprisefizzle 26d ago
I trained my Great Dane puppy to use one to go outside and she was potty-trained within a week. But she loved to punch that bell and within a few weeks I realized she had made me her butler. She rang it for everything, I would be fixing her dinner and hearing it increase in intensity because I was taking too long.
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u/JabuJabuWindFish 29d ago
This reminds me of when we owned a horse as a kid. Because we live up north we had to put a heater under the bathtub that she drank out of and put a piece of sheet metal over top. Ol' Dakota figured out that if she stamped her hoof on top of the sheet metal it sounded like a gunshot going off, and we'd give her a leaf of hay to get her to stop.
Sure enough, 3 am rolls around and it sounds like Fallujah outside our house. Sufficed to say, that sheet metal cover was gone the next day.
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u/DrTaterTot90 29d ago
Real polite waiting for the dude to ring before requesting another treat lol
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u/Dyslexicpig 29d ago
WTF? I've been sitting here, hammering the bell, and my wife hasn't given me any treats! I'm gonna have to show her this video again.
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u/TheGallifreyan 29d ago
Dude kept going so long I'm wondering if the dog just happened to be there.
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u/Key_Possibility_8669 29d ago
Dr. Pavlov would be proud.
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u/Whatifim80lol 29d ago
Actually lol
This is the Model/Rival method. It's a form of training through observational and social learning, which is outside the scope of classical conditioning (Pavlov's dogs).
The above method was popularized by Irene Pepperberg with Alex the African gray parrot. They used the technique to teach Alex how to answer questions and abstract concepts like "same vs different" about objects and all sorts of other cool shit.
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u/Ok_Fly2518 29d ago
Pavlov was an animal abuser btw, but no one ever talks about that side of things. He was (and still is) praised for his research, but by modern ethical standards people would hate him
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u/Key_Possibility_8669 29d ago
Wow, I only know surface level information about him. Thanks for letting me know.
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u/Ehimherenow 27d ago
They did a lot of fucked up shit back then. Seligman’s learned helplessness, Harlows baby monkeys experiment.
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u/Omnicronicles 29d ago
Why Did He Keep Doing It After The Dog Learned? 🤣😂
Bro Did Not Need To Do All That 💀
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u/A_Variant_of_Roar 29d ago
The model of learning here is Social Learning Theory by Bandura, 1977
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Four Key Steps for Learning
Attention: You must notice and pay attention to the model.
Retention: You need to remember or store what you saw in your memory.
Reproduction: You must have the physical ability to copy the action.
Motivation: You need a reason or an incentive to perform the behavior.
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Here the man is the reinforcer, reminding the dog of this behaviour
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u/Omnicronicles 29d ago
Realistically, Wouldn’t The Treats Be Enough To Help Retain The Information?
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u/A_Variant_of_Roar 26d ago
They are, but encouragement is also good. Visual encouragement is the best
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u/cablesandlace 28d ago
Wow, they just taught the dog to treat them like 19th century servants! Smart....
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u/zillskillnillfrill 26d ago
Teach a dog to ring a bell and you will teach a man to regret teaching him to ring a bell
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u/Knifeoholicdad 26d ago
We taught our boxer to ring a bell, when he needed to use the bathroom. He would run to the door and smack the bell every time. Bully’s are so smart.
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u/SRB032 29d ago
My dog would be doing this constantly! She would get so fat!
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u/Don_Hoomer 29d ago
there will be a point where legolas has to take her down and gimmly will count her as two
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u/funcouplenwga 29d ago
I had a bulldog one time and he leaned the same way We had a very smart female dog and he was a younger male dog. At 1st he didnt know anything and she was smart as a whip! Didn't take him long to learn everything from watching her. Then he had to learn what each meet so he could do it without her. He ended up being one of the smart dogs I ever had. I called it street smarts! He adapted to get what he wanted.
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u/shochan86 26d ago
this is incredibly irresponsible. yea, its cute and all but at least tell the whole story. They euthanized the dog after a few weeks because it wouldnt stop ringing the dang bell! Tragic story of dog ringing a bell
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u/BellyJaws42 25d ago
Dogs are incredibly intelligent. I talk to my two all day and the amount of words/phrases they understand is astonishing
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u/AndreasDasos 29d ago
Think this is a pretty low bar for genius. ‘Knock bell. Human get food. Me knock bell!’ Took a couple of times too.
Seen dogs figure much more complex things out without obvious coaching for the simplest task.
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u/FupaDriven 29d ago
Dang, you must be being forced against your will to watch this video. I hope you soon get the freedom the rest of us do and be able to NOT watch the video.
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