Have you read the article I posted above?I believe a dog is intelligent enough to not get "tricked" by yogurt and to make an informed choice of what to do for himself.
Training animals for sex
1. Training animals for sex. 2. Preventing animals from requesting sex in awkward moments. 1. Training animals for sex with people: This question does come up from time to time and people often have different opinions about it. I am going to present an explanation of what it means to train...
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The problem of training behaviors is not that you are tricking an animal to do something but that you are making the animal to do something it may not want to do. The informed choice here will be that the reward is more valuable than avoiding the discomfort of lets say having a bath or cutting the nails.
Using these methods to train sexual behaviors will take away the choice to not engage in the action. If a dog does not want to lick you then using bait to overcome it means that the reward is more valuable because it is tasty than avoiding the licking of something that maybe does not smell appetizing.
It is shifting the informed choice to a different subject.
On top of that once training is completed a failure to fulfill a command is perceived as a potentially punishable and generally undesirable outcome by the animal making refusal difficult because the owner will be unhappy about it which the animal does not want to happen.
All of this is fine for behaviors which are necessary like calling your dog back on the street, but completely wrong in sex which is supposed to be a mutually agreed and pleasurable experience.
All of this is explained in the article, please read it.
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