Sentences with phrase «alternative acceptable behaviors»

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Yes, every nation has the right and responsibility to set boundaries for acceptable behavior (the alternative being anarchy); but those limits must be reasonable.

Show your little one an alternative but acceptable behavior.

Standing firm in words and actions by teaching students to understand acceptable alternatives to inappropriate behaviors creates a relationship based in trust and accountability.

Prevention usually involves interrupting the biting behavior, then redirecting the puppy into an alternative and more acceptable behavior, such as chewing on a toy.

The best way to train a dog not to jump is to teach him an alternative behavior that is more acceptable to humans such as «sit,» and «sit - stay.»

Then give the dog an acceptable alternative behavior in those situations.

And remember that any method you try will probably not be effective unless you work hard to teach your puppy an acceptable alternative behavior.

This is rarely aggressive behavior meant to do harm, but it is a difficult habit to break unless you encourage your puppy to try an acceptable alternative behavior.

In reality, changing behavior usually needs four parts working together to be effective: Rule out a medical cause, prevent and manage the dog from gaining his own reinforcement from the undesirable behavior, provide an acceptable alternative if the drive for the undesirable behavior is innate (ex: chewing in puppies) and train a behavior which is incompatible with the undesirable behavior.

After sufficient practice of this technique, in combination with teaching an acceptable alternative behavior, your dog will learn that jumping gets it nowhere.

Before you remedy this behavior and replace it with an acceptable alternative, you must consistently deal with the problem and first and foremost, never share your food while you are eating or where you normally eat.

• Controls behavior like chewing and digging: Rabbits that are kept indoors will begin to destroy household items such as electric cords, furniture, and carpet if not provided with acceptable alternatives.