Sentences with phrase «physically punish him for»

Puppies should not be screamed at or physically punished for this behavior.

Never play aggressively with a cat, and never physically punish him for this behavior as it will only serve to reinforce the behavior.

All family members should respect the cat and agree not to hit her, physically punish her for misbehavior, or mistreat her in any way.

Not exact matches

The missionaries respected the «wonderful affection» the Indians had for their children but were repulsed by their refusal to physically punish them.

That judge should have punished the Muslim man for assaulting the atheist because one can not physically assault someone because they don't like what is being said about one's religion.

Of course, it's far from over yet but in another pressure game we failed to turn up and failed to properly punish the weaknesses of an opponent (two midfielders playing at centre half LOL, hardly even challenged them physically and didn't make it an issue for them).

Firmino gets shoved from behind and into the stands while he's well out of bounds, then gets falsely accused of racism, and for that he needs to be physically punished again?

There is no doubting Rugby League is one of the most physically punishing and demanding sports on the planet so a player needs as much strength and power as he can get with energy to fuel it for 80 grueling minutes.

When Annie is physically punished at school for repeating organic truths her father taught her, Darwin is put at odds with Emma who refuses to let him confront the matter.

Indian agents would take children from their homes as young as two or three and send them to church - run boarding schools where they were punished for speaking their native languages or observing any indigenous traditions, routinely sexually and physically assaulted, and in some extreme instances subjected to medical experimentation and sterilization.

Scolding or physically punishing a dog for marking will not likely work; indeed, a dog may learn to associate the owner with punishment and decide to mark when the owner is out of sight.

Often, for example, people promoted the aversive approach to training by commenting on how «light» a horse or dog is — not realizing that the animal's sensitivity was based on fear that they'll be punished (emotionally or physically) if they don't obey.

NEVER physically punish a cat for aggression.

What many dog owners don't realize is that when they physically punish or intimidate a dog for an undesired behavior, although in the moment it may seem like the behavior has stopped, they are actually opening the floodgates for fear and aggression.

Instead of physically punishing them one should speak to with a sharp «No» when they break the rules and then deny them affection and interaction for ten minutes.

Their results indicate that males who were physically punished, sexually abused, or who witnessed domestic violence in childhood were at greater risk for sexual perpetration in high school (White and Smith, 2004).

The «child» may often be emotionally — but perhaps physically — punished for expressing disagreement or any thought whatsoever.