Not exact matches
for a Christian, your statement («
stop trying
to make everyone
listen» — aside from being ostensibly self - refuting) openly contradicts Jesus» last
command.
Training is all about «real life» scenarios, so we teach your puppy
to stop biting, go
to the bathroom outside, not
to jump on people, walk well on leash, and
listen to your obedience
commands, so they become a polite member of your family.
Want your dog
to stop jumping, pulling on the leash, and always
listen to your
commands?
He may not know basic
commands like sit and stay, but he
listens to odd random
commands like «
stop don't pee on the couch!»
Training focuses on «real life» scenarios, so your dog learns
to stop jumping on people, walk well on leash,
listen to your obedience
commands, and become a polite member of your family.
i live in Nigeria, and i have a 4 month old Caucasian shepherd i named her Paris, she is such a wonderful pup but very playful and stubborn and will refuse
to listen to basic
command like «go into your cage until i am wielding a stick or Cain then she runs off, still
stopping at intervals looking back at me, for me
to repeat
command or get closer
to her till she finally goes, she is such an intelligent breed, but pisses me off with her stubborn attitudes, she always jump at people and plays always with her teeth, not biting but just slightly trying
to chew, i do nt know much about her temperament yet, but i take away her bowl of meal while eating and sometimes
commands her
to sit while eating and she
listens, she plays rough a lot,
Initially she would pee on
command on the pee tray but gradually she has
stopped listening to me.
You can ask your dog for an alternate behavior, but they may not
listen to your
command until they
stop doing that no - no.
If you see your dogs getting overly aroused, and especially, if they
stop listening to you, it's time
to step in and make everybody settle down, using a verbal
command - «Chill!»
A couple of other tips might help: you can turn on a notification sound
to alert you when Alexa is
listening (via Sounds on the device settings page), which might
stop a few accidental
commands getting through.
We occasionally find that Alexa gets bored and
stops listening halfway through a
command, and longer tasks really test the limit of Alexa's voice recognition, but it is nevertheless a useful function if you find yourself constantly thinking of things
to do before you fall asleep last thing at night.
Obviously it's only supposed
to listen when you issue a
command, but in dystopian Big Brother nightmares, turning up the volume as you see in so many spy movies won't be enough
to stop Google Home from hearing what you're saying; it is specifically designed
to beam from and hear you!