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How dogs learn: motivation & reward

Timing, reward and the right amount of success: the basics that make every training easier.

Dogs are learning constantly – whether we intend it or not. Anyone who understands how this works trains more calmly and more successfully. The most important thing first: rewarding works better and more lastingly than punishing.

Reward steers behaviour

Behaviour that pays off occurs more often. That's exactly what you use in training: reward what you want – with food, play, praise or what your dog wants just then, such as being allowed to snuffle. What you don't reward becomes rarer. Watch out for unwanted rewards too, for instance when jumping up is 'rewarded' with attention.

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What is “How dogs learn: motivation & reward” about?

Timing, reward and the right amount of success: the basics that make every training easier. Dogs are learning constantly – whether we intend it or not. Anyone who understands how this works trains more calmly and more successfully. The most important thing first: rewarding works better and more lastingly than punishing.

What else is part of “How dogs learn: motivation & reward”?

Behaviour that pays off occurs more often. That's exactly what you use in training: reward what you want – with food, play, praise or what your dog wants just then, such as being allowed to snuffle. What you don't reward becomes rarer. Watch out for unwanted rewards too, for instance when jumping up is 'rewarded' with attention.

Does the article “How dogs learn: motivation & reward” replace veterinary advice?

This article is no substitute for veterinary advice. Source: DOGSY editorial team.

Who wrote “How dogs learn: motivation & reward”, and how up to date is the article?

The article comes from the DOGSY knowledge team and is written in plain language. Last updated: 9 July 2026.

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