Sentences with phrase «praise and a treat if»

Stay outside for 5 minutes and praise and treat her if she finishes eliminating.

Finish off any grooming session on a positive note with a hug, praise and a treat if you like.

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If he gets it correct, give him the treat and praise him for his magic trick!

If you live in a private estate, and when you come home, open the door for your dog to go outside to urinate and when he comes back in, praise him and give him a treat.

If your pet is calm, you should reward his behaviour with treats and praises.

«Start off by playing the offending sound, like thunder, at a low volume and reward him with food treats and praise him if he remains calm,» explains Marie.

That means if you want to enjoy having a cat in your life, the best way to shape his behavior is with treats and praise.

So paw - rents, while it may seem that your greedy little fella only enjoys tasty treats as a reward, the truth is that he most likely adores receiving compliments too, and will be disappointed if he doesn't get praised for his good behaviour.

If the dog ignores rather than eating the faeces then praise and treat immediately.

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

If your dog follows a command, or is behaving appropriately without you having asked him to do so - for example, lying quietly in his crate while you have dinner - treat him and praise him as soon as he does it.

Leave it open so that she can choose to go in there when she likes, if you catch her going in praise her lots with your voice and treats.

Most dogs enjoy everything about chiropractic, from seeing the veterinarian they have become familiar with through regular care, getting petted and praised, having body work done, and getting a treat (if it's OK with their owner, of course).

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

If your dog is the squirmy type, get a friend to help you hold them steady and bribe them with treats and praise.

If you act excited, give him all sorts of praise to go into the bathroom and lay a treat in the tub to trick him into getting in, he'll start to associate those motivational tools with negative outcomes.

If your puppy responds appropriate, praise him and offer him a treat from your pocket — repeat this sequence several times.

Start practicing your recall with your pooch, let him get about fifteen feet away and call him back, if he comes give him lots of praise and treats, and then let him head back out onto the trail.

o If your cat is launching himself at people in a misguided attempt to play, then you will need to eliminate places that he can launch from, use squirt guns and spray bottles, and keep thick towels laying around to defend yourself, and then when he is calm, engage him in normal play to wear him out, and praise him and give him treats when he does participate in normal play.

If your dog is on the fence about it, reward him when he uses the crate with treats and praise.

The praise and reward needs to come immediately after the dog does what you want if she's going to make the connection — «Hey, if I sit when she says «sit,» I get a treat!»

Your puppy's natural reaction should be to lie down to get the treat — if he does, praise him and offer him the treat as a reward.

If they go to the bathroom, reward them with treats and a good amount of praise.

If it mimics your action, praise and offer treats.

He should start moving toward you and if he does, praise and give him a treat.

Once he is comfortable with this gently touch his side with the clothes or drape them over his back again with lots of positive re-enforcement and treats, finally if this goes well fasten the outfit and again use lots of praise and rewards.

Ask your visitor to tell your dog to Sit, and if your dog complies, you and your visitor can praise him and toss him a treat.

If your dog barks while inside the house when you're home, call him to you, have him obey a command such as «sit» or «down,» and reward him with praise and a treat.

o If you catch your kitten using the litter box, once they are done, praise them and give them a treat.

Each time he goes potty in the designated area, even if you had to bring him there or stop him from making a mistake, immediately lavish him with praise and give him a treat.

Immediately take him to his bathroom spot, praise him and give him a treat if he finishes there.

Use a rewards - based approach with lots of praise and treats for a job well done and if you aren't seeing progress, bring in a professional — never fail to deal with training this dog.

If your puppy goes ahead and eliminates, praise and treat.

If he meets and greets an unfamiliar dog on a walk and behaves well, you should lavish praise on him and maybe even offer him a small treat.

If they know the «sit» command, give the command when all four paws are on the ground, then quietly praise them and give their a treat while they're in the sitting position.

If your pet dislikes dog grooming, slowly accustom him or her to it by offering treats and praise.

If she eliminates, provide huge praise and a food treat when she finishes.

After your dog understands that speak = bark, ONLY TREAT AND PRAISE YOUR DOG FOR BARKING IF YOU ASKED HIM TO; IF HE CONTINUES TO BARK, IGNORE HIM.

Best advice i have seen re: food but if you start from a pup u can stop this occuring by using food as a treat u give and take then give with praise plz remember u r the dominant in this partnership.

If they do, say «yes», praise and reach down to give the dog a treat.

If it eliminates within a few minutes, praise it and give it a treat.

If she knows the «sit» command, give her the command when all four feet are on the ground, then quietly praise her and give her a treat while she's in the sitting position.

But, if they learn that good behavior gets praise, treats, and attention from mom then they will be better behaved on the next walk.

Be patient, use LOTS of treats and praise, and don't push your puppy if they get overwhelmed.

Always keep some treats nearby and, if you see your puppy entering the crate, praise and reward her immediately.

If you catch your cat using it, praise them, and maybe even give them a treat.

If the dog seems fearful of the new person, give the dog a chance to calm down, and when the dog approaches the new person, reward him or her with a treat or praise.

Whenever your pet stops barking immediately after you reprimand it, praise it and maybe even give it a treat, if it is making great strides in its training.

If he chooses his own chewable items lavish him with praise and a few treats.

If you are outside with the dog and they go the bathroom in the desired location, you need to immediately reward with verbal praise, petting, and a treat.