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An animal will learn to react more often and strongly to a repeated stimulus.

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This is something that the animal responds to when you are training the animal or teaching the animal. Soon after the dog will stop responding to the noise or command you give them.

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In social learning in dogs, a well-trained mentor dog shows a less trained dog how to behave. Simply put, your dog learns by example. By providing a model of good behaviour or a rival to compete for resources, dogs can learn to mimic desired behaviours.

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There can be many positive rewards such as treats, clicker, favourite toy or allowing an animal to have access to a desired area or thing e.g a person.

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The Benefits Of Positive Reinforcement With Your Dog | Dogs Trust Dog School

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Dog Training With Positive Reinforcement | Teacher's Pet With Victoria Stilwell

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This is when a puppy is chewing the chair. When you yell or slap the animal.

They will learn that yelling is scary and being slapped causes pain. The puppy will soon grow up and learn that those objects caused them pain and fear.

This is a negative way to tell and show your dog/ puppy they are doing something wrong. Instead of yelling and hitting, give the puppy something else to chew on and they will start to learn without fear.

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WHY Train With NEGATIVE REINFORCEMENT? SIMPLE Breakdown & Demo!

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Timing of the clicker or reward is important to reinforce the desired behaviour not the unwanted one.

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Do as I do social learning with Hiccup the Xolo

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An animal will become more likely to perform behaviours in future to avoid something unpleasant

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Seven Myths About Negative Reinforcement in Animal Training

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sensitisation is said to occur when the repeated presentation of a particular significant stimulus (such as food or electric shock) lowers the threshold and the elicitation of appropriate behaviour to the point where a second stimulus, not normally capable of calling forth that behaviour, now does so.

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When exposed to a stimulus, an animal will react. Increased exposure to a stimulus will increase the response.

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These are what animals develop as a result of certain experiences