This way,
you reward good behavior instead of punishing him for bad behavior, which, in turn, will become less likely to happen since your dog craves your praise.
Your best friend is also sensitive to negative or positive outcomes to his behavior, so make sure you always
reward good behavior instead of punishing him for bad behavior, this way, your dog will always want to get his treat and behave in a good way.
After a decade of training this way, I learned that
rewarding good behavior instead of correcting bad behavior was the best way to train dogs (or any living creature for that matter).
Punishment is counter-productive in cat training, so use methods that
reward good behaviors instead, and use «booby - trapping» and prevention to deal with unwanted behaviors.
Not exact matches
Instead of spanking a child for misbehavior,
reward him for
good behavior.
You can make this system even more effective by reversing the usual rules:
Instead of giving
rewards for
good behavior, take them away for bad
behavior.
This way,
instead of acting out in order to get the option of a
reward, they engage in
good behavior from the start.
Instead, offer your kids
rewards when they've exhibited
good behavior.
Instead of looking for ways to punish bad
behavior, look for ways to praise and
reward the
good behavior you see.
Instead of punishing students for bad
behavior, students are
rewarded for
good behavior.
Once he knows his commands
well, and has been
rewarded for
good these
good behaviors, he'll soon be offering these
behaviors instead of the unwanted ones.
Instead, staff encourage
good behavior and will train your dog throughout the day using
rewards.
They respond
better to positive training, wherein the trainer
rewards appropriate
behavior instead of punishing inappropriate
behavior.
Positive reinforcement means constantly
rewarding good behavior, so
instead of giving dogs a bigger savory treat every time — which won't be
good for their waistline — break up the already smaller Lil» Trainers ™ so there will be no guilt and all the
good behavior.
Instead of letting him eat his food all at once, use kibble to
reward good behaviors.
Instead you should consider other options, like treat cups to
reward your puppy for his
good behavior.
Instead of responding with punishment or aversive techniques, set your dog up for success, and
reward good behavior with treats, like Vita Bone biscuits, and praise, of course!
Instead of punishing your Pug for bad
behavior, you should implement a training program that involves
rewarding your Pug puppy for
good behavior.
It relies mostly on the use of
rewards for training
behaviors, as
well as teaching them to practice
good behaviors instead of unwanted ones.
Instead,
reward good behavior such as responding to commands during the noises.
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