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Books
Pryor, K. (2009) Reaching the Animal Mind: Clicker training and what it teaches us about all animals. NY: Scribner |
“This is a book about loving, understanding, and communicating with animals. Animals are a lot smarter and more aware than we used to think. Now you can share my personal experiences training and communicating with animals ranging from an elephant to a hermit crab. You’ll learn how you, too, can bring out the intelligence, personality, warmth, even humor, in dogs, cats, horses, and other pets, and have fun doing it, too.” - Karen Pryor
For more information go to : clickertraining.com and reachingtheanimalmind.com
Lynn Loar's Review |
Excerpt:
Teaching Good Manners and Tricks
Review:
Boat, B. (2008) review of Good Dog
Loar, L. and Colman, L.(2004). Teaching Empathy: Animal-Assisted
Therapy Programs for Children and Families Exposed to Violence. Alameda, CA: Latham Foundation.
Excerpts
Teaching with a Clicker: How to Train People and Animals with a Clicker and Treats
Teaching with a Clicker: How to Teach Your Dog Good Manners and Tricks
Teaching with a Clicker: How to Train People and Animals with a Clicker and Treats (Chinese)
Teaching with a Clicker: How to Train People and Animals with a Clicker and Treats (Spanish)
The Clicker Promise
Dog Protection Promise
Pryor, K. (2000). Lads Before the Wind: Diary of a Dolphin Trainer. Waltham, MA: Sunshine Books, Inc.
It's an expanded version of my dolphin-training saga, Lads Before the Wind, which tells the story of how I first learned
about shaping and marker signals and all the rest, training dolphins in Hawaii. Lads has become a bit of a classic over the
years, especially among trainers. Now I've added four more chapters on my dolphin adventures after Sea Life Park days, from
diving in the nets of tuna boats to using operant conditioning to REALLY talk, and even joke, with a dolphin. It ends with
a chapter on clicker training — which is really, after all, dolphin training for everyone. For more information, go
to clickertraining.com
Pryor, K. (1999). Don't Shoot the Dog! The New Art of Teaching and Training. New York, NY: Bantam Books.
This is the "Bible" on positive reinforcement training, or operant conditioning,
and how it works - with people, and of course with animals. Fun to read too! Over 300,000 in print. Karen Pryor's clear and
entertaining explanation of behavioral training methods made "Don't Shoot the Dog" a bestselling classic! Now this revised
edition, published by Bantam, presents more of her insights into animal and human behavior. For more information, go to www.clickertraining.com
Articles
Loar, L. (2018). Off To A Good End. ISI Edge, 28-30.
Loar. L. with Madeleine Choi and Andrew Rebollini. (2018). The Future Looks Bright for these Lucky Students. Latham Letter, Spring 2018. pp. 9-12.
Aguiniga. S. (2016). What a Difference a Year Makes. Latham Letter, winter 2016.
Loar. L. with Raquel Castellanos, Francisco Martinez, Emma Prado, Radhika Prasad, Javier Valdez and Austin Werchick. (2016). Clicker Training Shelter Animals with the Help of the New Generation. Latham Letter, winter 2016.
Loar. L. with Sarah Aguiniga, Mario Garcia, Karla Olvera, Ronaldo Ordonez and Brenden Patterson. (2015). Realizing Potential: At-risk youth teach and learn from shelter dogs, cats and rabbits. Latham Letter, winter 2015.
Loar, L. with Geoffrey Pott, Sebastian Pott and Noah Carlton (2010). Latham Letter, summer 2010.
Loar, L., Louie, H.., Pang, E., Rankupalli, M., Pott, G. (2009). Designing Effective Reinforcers. Latham Letter, summer and fall 2009.
Louie, H. (2009) I Just Came to Pet a Dog: What Clicker Training Taught Me About Everyday Life. Latham Letter Winter, 2009, pp. 6-7.
Boat, B (2008). Review of 'Good Dog! Kids Teach Kids About Dog Behavior and Training'. Latham Letter. vol. 29. no. 4. 21-22
Loar, L. (2008). Thats Right! But Don't Do It Again Today!. ISI Edge, 12-14.
Loar, L. and White, K. (2007). SHIP for Seniors: A new wrinkle in animal-assisted therapy. Latham Letter, vol. 28, no. 4,
6-8.
Orr, J. (2005). Talk to the Animals-Clicker Training as a Communication Tool. The Latham Letter, Vol. 26, no. 1, 6-7 and
11.
Boat, B. (2005). SHIP-Teaching Positive Interactions to Battered Mothers and Their Children in Cincinnati. The Latham Letter,
Vol. 26, No. 3, 6-9.
Stone, G. (2002). Measuring the Efficacy of Humane Education-Methodological Challenges and Possibilities. The Latham Letter,
Vol. 23, No. 1, 14-16.
Boat, B., Loar, L., and Pryor, K. (2001). Clicker Training: The Training Game-More Than Meets the Eye or the Ear. The Latham
Letter, Vol. 22, No. 3, 6-9.
Boat, B. (2001). Assessing the Effectiveness of Humane Education Interventions with High-Risk Children. The Latham Letter,
Vol. 22, No. 2, 8-9.
Duford, D. (2000). You Can Cross Over, But You Can't Cross Back. The Latham Letter, Vol. 21, No. 4, 10-11.
Mayeda, M. (2000). Clicker Training With At-Risk Families Succeeds at the Humane Society of Santa Clara Valley. The Latham
Letter, Vol. 21, No. 4, 14-15.
Loar, L. (2000). Clicker Training with At-Risk Families. The Latham Letter, Vol. 21, No. 2, 13.
Loar, L. (2000). Shaping Behavior with Positive Reinforcement & Joy. The Latham Letter, Vol. 21, No. 2, 6-7.
Pryor, K. (2000). A Transformation Devoutly to be Wished: What we are beginning to discover from the clicker training revolution.
The Latham Letter, Vol. 21, No. 2, 8-12.
Spector, M. (2000). How Clicker Training Has Helped Me Be a Better Parent. The Latham Letter, Vol. 21, No. 2, 14-17.
Materials For Children
Louie, H. (2009) I Just Came to Pet a Dog: What Clicker Training Taught Me About Everyday Life. Latham Letter Winter, 2009, pp. 6-7.
Excerpt:
Teaching Good Manners and Tricks
Review:
Boat, B. (2008) Review of Good Dog! Kids Teach Kids About Dog Behavior and Training. Latham Letter. vol. 29. no. 4. 21-22
Excerpts for Children
Teaching with a Clicker: How to Train People and Animals with a Clicker and Treats
Teaching with a Clicker: How to Teach Your Dog Good Manners and Tricks
Teaching with a Clicker: How to Train People and Animals with a Clicker and Treats (Chinese)
Teaching with a Clicker: How to Train People and Animals with a Clicker and Treats (Spanish)
The Clicker Promise
Dog Protection Promise
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