Also including a WebP for any clients that can’t handle AVIF:
https://lemmy.today/pictrs/image/7ea45e49-950f-4b49-85a9-9fea4f8ce231.webp
Also including a WebP for any clients that can’t handle AVIF:
https://lemmy.today/pictrs/image/7ea45e49-950f-4b49-85a9-9fea4f8ce231.webp
You don’t. Thinking a dog doesn’t remember things is peak human arrogance. You’re just straight up wrong, dude.
This subject has quite literally been studied to death.
Effectiveness drops off a cliff after just a few seconds.
I think you might be anthropomorphizing dogs a bit too much here.
You’ve clearly never lived with a dog. Show me the studies
What an incredibly arrogant thing to say about someone you know nothing about.
Here are two to get you started.
https://researchcommons.waikato.ac.nz/entities/publication/53d92eac-f423-4cc9-90e9-89ef437cb74c
https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Clare-Browne/publication/311405282_Delayed_reinforcement_-_Does_it_affect_learning/links/5844886808ae8e63e6271e8b/Delayed-reinforcement-Does-it-affect-learning.pdf
These studies are for teaching a dog to do something new, not for training them to stop doing something they’re already doing.
Two different things.
And presumably you have some studies showing that dogs respond significantly differently between the two?
Nope, just life experience, which is good enough for me.
I guess I understand where this misinformation came from now though, so thanks for that.