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I use to own a Chihuahua Tea-Cup named Gizmo cute little black and white. We lived out in the country in Kerman so when we would pull up it would run towards us unconditional stimulus before condition. By seeing us pull to drive way it was unconditional response. By Gizmo just hearing the car engine it was a Neutral Stimulus and not seeing us it wouldn’t run to car unconditioned response. When it saw us and heard the engine it would run and wag its tail during conditioning unconditioned response. Then later on when it heard any of our cars or any car engines it just new to run and bark and wag its tail to greet us Condition

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