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Ted Turner

| Ted Turner is a celebrated behaviorist and popular speaker.He has a diverse animal background with 20 years of experience in applying learning principles to various species of animals including |
| birds of prey, parrots, terrestrial and aquatic mammals, and has trained animals for TV, movies and commericals. He is an active researcher and presents information and data on animal learning to various organizations. He has been a requested speaker for Universities and museums and conducts seminars when his animal commitments allow. Ted developed a training philosophy based on behavior modification science after receiving his degree in psychology from the University of Central Florida.
His approach to training combines a pro-active schedule of behavior shaping with the use of positive reinforcement and applied learning principles, and he says "Most trainers eventually
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| find themselves in the trap of constantly correcting problems, but with a slight adjustment most problems can be prevented altogether."
Ted Turner Seminar
Training Solutions
This 2 disc program runs 4+ hours with emphasis on expanding reinforcement training beyond food and clickers.
Ted’s lecture is packed with answers to questions, includes solutions to specific training problems,
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and shows the practical application of behavior shaping techniques with live demonstrations and video examples. Some of the questions that Ted addresses are aggression management in complex situations and stressful environments, desensitization, avoiding show discrimination, increasing intensity (good attitude), and more. His live demonstrations cover lagging, forging, stays, placement of reinforcement, distraction training, aggression management, building thresholds, and fading signals.
This lecture was part of the “Proof Positive” seminar program recorded in 1997 as a sequel to the 1996 “Power of Positive Training” video series featuring Ted Turner, Leslie Nelson and Patty Ruzzo. Programs from all 3 speakers are available in the Classics of Training collection.
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