Sentences with phrase «of praising your dog»

Always make a point of praising your dog and offering a couple of treats whenever he eliminates in the right place.

Not exact matches

Also, morality is not external (if byexternal that you mean something that you can know is right or wrong has to be determined by a larger body or set of policies created by someone else many years ago to be official), and morality does not necessarily flow from religion (plenty of Catholic priests, Islamic Imams, Protestant preachers wave their hands high in the air in the afternoon, at praise time, and when the lights go down they crawl on their bellies, and hands and knees like snakes and dogs).

I'm sick of praising «Him» for saving one building or a dog that drifted out to sea, but ignoring the utter destruction and devastation that just happened.

one taster wrote in praise of the juicy frank's «clean hot dog flavor.»

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She can praise a dancing dog on Britain's Got Talent to the point where a roomful of people weep with joy.

But as honest as I am about giving Jim some praise, I also have to be honest that in these dog days of summer, what I really want him to focus on is job creation.

Republican candidate Mitt Romney risked accusations of dog - whistle racism today when he praised the UK's Anglo - Saxon heritage ahead of his visit to London.

One could give it many praises, for the paucity of its approach, for the impressive collection of interviewees it secures and for the dogged determination with which it pursues its thesis.

During that hearing, Mr. Walter praised Kent, saying they are «our defacto municipal shelter» and handle 50 percent of the dog needs for the town.

Furthermore, monitoring of the reward regions of the brain revealed that the dogs responded best when praising words were used in combination with praising intonation.

While the MRI machine captured their brain activity, the dogs were exposed to recordings of their trainer speaking in different combinations of words and intonation, in both praising and neutral ways.

The scans revealed that when praised, 13 of the dogs showed equal or greater levels of brain activity in the region that controls decision - making and signals rewards than when they received food, the scientists will report in an upcoming issue of Social Cognitive and Affective Neuroscience.

In addition, monitoring the reward regions of the brain revealed that the dogs responded best when they heard praising words spoken with a praising intonation.

After analyzing the MRI imaging of the dogs» brain activity as the animals listened to each combination, the researchers found that the dogs — regardless of intonation — responded to the words of praise with heightened brain activity in the left hemisphere in a way similar to humans.

In the meantime, reward your dog by praising him, petting him, and giving him lots of attention.

When I train dogs, I use a balanced approach with lots of praise and motivation.

Cast: John Hawkes, Helen Hunt, William H. Macy Program: Special Presentations Headline: Let's Get It On Scott's Take: The Sessions is the type of earnest Sundance programmer that gets praised at cinema's peril — which is to say, it's sensitively wrought, offers complex, generously accommodating roles for its actors, and is about as visually compelling as a dog's behind.

STRAY DOG Director Debra Granik won praise (and put Jennifer Lawrence on the map) with her 2010 drama «Winter's Bone,» but this character study of a biker and Vietnam vet is her first documentary.

Let us now praise exploitation movies — those grotty, violent, sordid movies as sticky as the floors of a Forty Deuce theater and as guilty - pleasurably queasy as a drive - in hot - dog binge.

Of course, I should talk about bias — according to another anti-Last Jedi commentator, the «bought / paid - for critics give it praise like predictable lap - dogs,» so I'll be over here lighting cigars with 100 - dollar bills signed by Walt Disney.

And the movie overall recalls the shaggy - dog crime comedy of Wes Anderson's «Bottle Rocket» — an observation, by the way, that is intended as high praise.

Host Joanna Lumley also praised the «dogged determination» of the suffragettes, and the «powerful» Time's Up movement.

He also revealed that while The Order 1886 wasn't well - received critically, RAD received a lot of praise from within the industry, with studios such as Naughty Dog and professionals such as Hideo Kojima lauding the developer for its work.

Twin Peaks: The Return (David Lynch, 2017) Zama (Lucrecia Martel, 2017) Toivon tuolla puolen (The Other Side of Hope, Aki Kaurismaki, 2017) Split (M. Night Shyamalan, 2016) A Fabrica de Nada (The Nothing Factory, Pedro Pinho, 2017) Paterson (Jim Jarmusch, 2016) Bamui haebyun - eoseo honja (On the Beach at Night Alone, Hong Sang - soo, 2017) Gen - hu (The Day After, Hong Sang - soo, 2017) Western (Valeska Grisebach, 2017) Rey (Niles Atallah, 2017) Estiu 1993 (Summer 1993, Carla Simon, 2017) Colo (Teresa Villaverde, 2017) Nocturama (Bertrand Bonello, 2016) La Flor (Parte 1)(La Flor: Primera Parte, Mariano Llinás, 2016) Gok - seong (The Wailing, Na Hong - jin, 2016) Inimi cicatrizate (Scarred Hearts, Radu Jude, 2016) The Autopsy of Jane Doe (André Øvredal, 2016) Tumble (Robert Todd, 2016) António Um Dois Três (Leonardo Mouramateus, 2017) Silence (Martin Scorsese, 2016) Good Time (Ben Safdie & Josh Safdie, 2017) Toni Erdmann (Maren Ade, 2016) No Intenso Agora (In the Intense Now, Joao Moreira Salles, 2017) It Comes at Night (Trey Edward Shults, 2017) The LostCity of Z (James Gray, 2017) In Praise of Nothing (Boris Mitic, 2017) Person to Person (Dustin Guy Defa, 2017) i hate myself:)(Joanna Arnow, 2013 - 2017) Selbstkritik eines bürgerlichen Hundes (Self Criticism of a Burgoise Dog, Julian Radlmaier, 2017) ΕΥΡΩΠΗ (Mario Sanz, 2017) Hell or High Water (David Mackenzie, 2016)

Of course, top dog on the leaderboard comes with added kudos — reaching this position means the learner has engaged most with the platform, learned a lot and is probably awash in praise.

A debut novel already praised as «unbearably poignant and beautifully told» (Eimear McBride) this captivating story follows - over the course of four seasons - a misfit man who adopts a misfit dog.

The handlers are welcome to interact with their dogs throughout the test with lots of praise and encouragement.

Next, call the dog back into the house and reward him with treats and an enthusiastic round of petting and praise.

Movie reviewer Ben Sachs of the Chicago Reader praised the film for, «it's surprisingly unsentimental in its depiction of people with disabilities,» and called the scenes of guide - dog training «informative.»

Once a person is found, the dog is trained to bark repeatedly until either the handler instructs the victim to pop out of hiding to offer the dog an enthusiastic game of tug of war or the handler arrives to praise and reward the dog.

However, some of the dogs that were not praised during the second round (but were praised during the first round) were visibly unhappy.

«Guide dogs are specially bred and selected for their hardworking, gentle temperament that thrives on praise and an eagerness to please,» says Vanessa Loh, general manager of Guide Dogs Association of the Bldogs are specially bred and selected for their hardworking, gentle temperament that thrives on praise and an eagerness to please,» says Vanessa Loh, general manager of Guide Dogs Association of the BlDogs Association of the Blind.

If the dog does its business during the set time period, it should be rewarded with praise, food, play, affection and either an extended walk or a period of play inside or outside the home.

If you stop paying your dog, in the form of praise, treats, attention and activities, then you dog will stop working for you, too.

Be sure to associate your dog's new name with lots of praise and joy (and some tasty training treats will help, too).

In his mind, it is affection and the reward of praise that trains dogs, not fear of punishment.

When it becomes silent, it is time for you to return to the dog crate with a lot of praise and a tasty treat for the puppy.

Remember most dogs only follow one step of causality, so if your puppy finishes and starts sniffing around when you praise, he might think you are praising him for sniffing.

Put your dog on the table and give them lots of praise, get them used to the restraints and the feel of the table.

When the dog does potty outside, praise enthusiastically and reward either with high value food (hot dog, chicken meat, etc) or a game of fetch etc..

When the dog does its business in this toilet area, be sure to provide lots of praise and treats.

Wait until the dog becomes silent, then return and give it a lot of praise and a small treat.

Give your dog a lot of praise for being silent and reward it with a treat.

Instead praise your puppy after he stops the number of barks you think are appropriate with Good bark, Good dog, now Hush and give him a treat.

1) Praise and reward your dog when he does what you ask of him, give an appropriate correction when he doesn't do what he has been taught to do.

When your dog enters the crate in search of the toy, you must give your dog a lot of praise and perhaps even a small treat.

And of course lots and lots of praise because every dog is a good dog.

At work, we practiced watching other dogs through the big glass windows of our training building, with lots of praise and treats.

The power of positive reinforcement in the form of verbal praise, or positive physical contact, is all a dog needs for rewarding of a job well done.