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Cheryl Trotter: June 7, 1949 – March 23, 2019 Cheryl had a huge impact on the world through her consistent use of reinforcement-based dog training

B. F. SKINNER Operant Conditioning was hidden behind Classical Conditioning.  When Skinner reached the Psychology lab, researchers were running rats through runways, trying to find

Ann Edie was born legally blind.  The culture of the 1950s drove her parents to try to help her resist disability; if she could see

After B.F. Skinner discovered operant conditioning, the way animals learn new skills by getting something they want as a consequence of what they choose to

Have you ever imagined what it would be like to be blind?  Imagine the challenges of moving about to pursue your goals of happiness, feeling

In the barns where you have visited horses, it’s likely the horses have been in stalls or behind barriers, safely separated from humans to a

As an outdoorsman at a young age, Simon Prins was inspired by a hunter who spoke softly to his spaniels and retrievers when asking them

Susan Garrett is famous in the world of dog training because she is a dog agility competitor at the highest level.  She has been on

Bob Bailey was in the right place at the right time to influence discovery and innovation in the world of animal behavior, and indeed, human

What was it like to grow up with Dr. B.F. Skinner as your dad?  Dr. Skinner is famous for having discovered how animals learn in