Sentences with phrase «teaching him to sit»

It's very easy for those who have not been hurt by this man, his ministry, and his teaching to sit on the sidelines and tell me and others how to feel.

That made me mad to learn that Doctors started promoting that we risk the health of our children by wrapping their genitals in chemicals and teach them to sit in their filth just because they wanted to sell more diapers!

'' The topic of teaching your little boy to urinate gets interesting when it comes to the choice of teaching him to stand vs. teaching him to sit.

We don't have much space in our bathroom, so I taught him to sit on the lower step of the Ikea stool while putting on his underwear and pants.

I am teaching him to sit, once he understands the difference between having to poop & pee he can stand.

«For a long time in sheltering it was thought dogs would be more adoptable if you just taught them to sit, if you just taught them to be well - behaved,» Gunter said.

While body mechanics play a role in this, it's also because women are taught to sit with their legs together.

Squatting to a box will help teach you to sit back and keep your weight on your entire foot, instead of squatting with your knees forward and up on your toes.

They are single because they have been taught to sit pretty and wait for men to win their hearts.

Women have been taught to sit by the phone and wait for a man to call, in hopes that they will not seem too needy or insecure.

«The more narrowing of the curriculum occurs and the more teachers feel compelled to teach to Sats, the more teachers will be unhappy.

However, this very reality, coupled with our hunter / gatherer roots, shows us exactly why student voice is not enough: Non-traditional student leaders are not taught to sit passively and wait for their turn to speak up.

Students are taught to sit properly — no slumping — and keep their eyes on the teacher.

Jonathan taught her to sit and give a paw before putting on her harness & leash.

Training your pet to do simple tricks like the classic handshake or teaching them to sit on command helps to mentally stimulate your furkid, which is vital in maintaining your cat or dog's health.

First, teach her to Sit and Wait to get a treat.

For a dog that is as enthusiastic about her greeting ritual as Suzy is, just teaching her to sit for hello may not be totally effective.

Teach them to sit and stay, but do it for a little longer.

Teach him to sit before you put the bowl on the floor by holding it above his head.

Walking - Good gog training will teach you how to control your dog's energy and movements, keep them from running around on you and ideally teach them to sit and heel when needed at corners, crossing roads and when other dogs walk by.

For example, a dog that becomes aggressive in the presence of other dogs should be taught to sit anytime he sees another dog.

To solve this dilemma, start with teaching them to sit for any attention, then when they are barking, if we distract them (maybe with by whistling or making a smooching noise), they will look to us for attention and offer the behavior which has been previously rewarded — a calm, quiet sit.

Now is the time to teach them to sit and stay instead of just having them continue to react to exclamations of how cute they are.

I have been teaching her to sit next to me in the heel position and to turn left and right, but she isn't great at these yet.

You can teach them to sit, lie down, roll over, and shake and so much more.

We taught him to sit, to come, to give paw.

It's one thing to work with little Spanky in the yard and through the judicious use of treats teach him to sit up or roll over.

Real dogs not only must be housetrained - most owners are aware of that need; they also must be taught not to chew the furniture, taught not to jump on their owners, taught not to play - bite, taught not to bowl over the toddler, taught not to dig holes in the yard, taught to come when they are called, taught not to eat the homework or the woodwork, taught not to swipe food off the table, taught not to growl at strangers or bark at the mail carrier, taught to walk on a leash without dragging their owner down the block, taught to allow their toenails to be cut and their coats to be groomed without biting the groomer, taught not to shred feather pillows and down comforters, taught not to steal the baby's toys, taught not to growl at their owner's mother - in - law, taught to sit, stay, and to lay down when and where the owner tells them to, and to wait there until the owner says they may get up (absolutely essential commands for the dog's own safety), taught not to escape out the front door or out of the yard or out of the car when the owner looks away for just a second... all of these things and many more are not «natural» canine behaviors; they must be taught by owners who are willing to spend the time and the effort doing so.

My dog isn't aggressive towards other dogs, even the staff at doggy day care are amazed at how well behaved he is and it's because I'm a responsible pet owner who socialise my dog early on, taught him to sit at intersections for the little green man so in case he did get lost he won't get hit by a car.

Teach him to sit and reward it heavily and then show him that is the option that works when he wants attention.

Training your pet is more than teaching them to sit, stay, and then giving them a treat.

Dixie doesn't know a lot of commands but her foster family has taught her to sit so far.

The dog will be taught to sit, stay, come down, finish and heel.

For your puppy to respond reliably, he must additionally be taught to sit when he is lying down, and to sit from any other body position and activity.

Now that your puppy sits promptly as you approach, you can teach him to sit from a distance.

Just because the breeder is prepared to live with dogs that haven't even been taught to sit does not mean to say you should!

Teaching him to sit will keep him calm when guests arrive, Green says.

Teach him to sit, stay, and come when you call him, and walk on a leash without pulling.

Training your dog is more then teaching him to sit.

I also sprinkled the mat with cat nip and taught her to sit on the mat for a treat, making it a popular cat hangout.

Then walk her up to your guests on leash and teach her to sit in front of them instead of jumping on them.

Perhaps they can be encouraged to run off to another room to snatch a toy when guests arrive, or maybe they're simply taught to sit instead of jumping if they want our attention.

You can teach them to sit for everything from asking for attention to waiting patiently for a food bowl.

All puppies should be taught to sit, stand, or lie down to have their bodies checked over and their hair combed.

A dog that has been taught to sit politely at your front door before exiting probably won't translate that to sitting politely in front of any door before exiting, unless you've gone through that exercise at tons of different doors and been consistent about it.

Dogs should be taught to sit calmly when you snap on their leash.

I am shocked when I meet older dogs who have not even been taught to sit!

Training your dog to fetch is actually a little bit different than teaching them to sit or lay down.

There are various training exercises you can use on a hyperactive dog, from simply using clicks and treats for remaining calm to teaching it to sit and wait patiently for you.

His dogs are taught to sit and stay with the command UP.