Sentences with phrase «not as a form of punishment»

Electric collars are designed to get your dog's attention, not as a form of punishment.

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In fact Eat Stop Eat does not involve binging, guilty feeling about food, or using fasting as a form of punishment.

fred... yes fred, i have a better way — but you sir, i have no need to keep this conversation going, for you are terribly thick headed, and beyond brainwashed by religion... you claim to believe the bible and what is has to say yet allow for me to be a di - ck to god without fear of recourse or any form of punishment from god — back in the day, i would have been smoted, now you losers claim that he will just torture me forever in hell as my punishment — this implies that god has learned better ways to function as god — whoa, did anyone else just see what i said, god learned... thats rather un-godly, to learn, being he is all knowing - but your right, i am wrong... jesus christ where did i put my fuk you card, oh god - dam - nit... i must have thrown it away with all the other garbage i don't use... well too bad.

She won't simply say what is bothering her but withholds bedroom activity as some form of punishment.

The trust that children develop as a result of having their emotional needs met sets a foundation of parent - child interaction that doesn't have to rely on threats, shame, punishment, rewards, or other forms of coercion for behavior control.

Are you telling them not to hit, but spanking them as a form of punishment?

Think of discipline as a form of teaching, not a form of punishment.

It is not to be used as a form of punishment in any way or at any time.

Remember to never place puppies in a crate as a form of punishment, or they will not see the crate as a comfy sleeping spot.

I don't care at all for crate training, you are imprisoning part of your family and many dogs take it as a form of punishment.

Crating a dog is only cruel when it's used excessively or as a form of punishment, or if the crate isn't the proper size.

Punishment after the fact is widely known as the least effective form of dog training, not only completely pointless but also potentially damaging to your relationship with your pooch.

Be careful not to establish the crate as a form of punishment, but as a comfortable environment for quiet times.

I am not at all surprised by their response because many people view crates as a cage and as a form of punishment.

Punishment is part of training, but more in the form of taking away a reward, such as restricting a dog's freedom to wander from room to room when not listening to your commands.

Throughout its life, you can use the crate to help your dog calm down when it gets overexcited or aggressive, but be careful not to establish the crate as a form of punishment, but as a comfortable environment for quiet times.

A crate should not be used as a form of discipline to correct or punishment any type of misbehavior.

Many not familiar with dog training may see a crate as a form of punishment but in reality it should be just the opposite.

A crate should not be used as a form of punishment.

The owner views the dog as hard to handle, trying to «get back at me» and refuse to take him out even more as a form of punishment for not behaving.

She was ordered to run up and down the stairs as a form of punishment, and beaten when Jordan and Magoon thought she was not complying with their orders.

In the case of Re: K (contact: committal order)[2002] EWCA Civ 1559, [2002] All ER (D) 312 (Oct), Lord Justice Hale stated that «any decision to change a child's residence in the context of difficulties over contact must be fully justified by affording paramount consideration to the child's welfare, and is not to be imposed as a form of punishment to a parent».

Typically, these parents use corporal (physical) punishment or rage towards a child as their main form of discipline whenever these rules have not been followed.

They don't use stonewalling as a form of punishment, but reflect on what emotions they are really feeling underneath their anger.

Diana Baumrind supports the occasional use of spanking as a form of discipline and states that her research has shown no negative long - term impact on children if the punishment is delivered within an authoritative style where the child does not perceive the action as harsh or cruel.