What is the #IAMNOT Movement?
Our #IAMNOT Surrender Program
Step |
What You Do |
What We Do |
1 |
Download and sign the pledge |
Provide PDF button |
2 |
Bring us aversive tools with pledge |
We destroy them |
3 |
Start positive training |
You get a FREE hour |
| iamnot_movement_pledge.pdf | |
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“Why Aversive Techniques Don’t Work”
- Physical Harm
- Emotional Stress
- Scientific Insights
Read More: The Truth About Aversive Tools
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Using Aversive Techniques and Positive Punishment in Dog Training: A Closer Look at Classical Conditioning, B.F. Skinner, and Modern Insights
Understanding the 4 Quadrants of Operant Conditioning: Applications in Dog Training
Using Aversive Techniques and Positive Punishment in Dog Training: A Closer Look at Classical Conditioning, B.F. Skinner, and Modern Insights
Understanding the 4 Quadrants of Operant Conditioning: Applications in Dog Training
Inspired by a Leader in Kindness
The #IAMNOT movement was inspired by renowned dog trainer and behavior expert Victoria Stilwell.
Her unwavering dedication to force-free, science-based training has empowered countless trainers and pet parents to reject aversive methods in favor of kindness, trust, and communication. At Furry Tail Training, we proudly carry this message forward, inviting others to say:
“I am not a user of shock, prong, choke, or intimidation.”