Offer lots of
treats and praise in the beginning, because if you make training a game, your little dog will look forward to every session.
We use
treats and praise in positive reinforcement training.
Not exact matches
«One day they could be
in a super great mood
and everything's fine
and dandy
and you're being
praised left
and right, or else you walk
in and you're
treated like you're dirt,» noted one former employee.
«One day they could be
in a super great mood
and everything's fine
and dandy
and you're being
praised left
and right, or else you walk
in and you're
treated like you're dirt... That takes an emotional
and physical toll on you.»
Had it come
in 1954, the world would probably have been
treated by Catholic philosophers
and theologians to the predictable
and now embarrassing explosions of
praise for the towering, indeed the «perennial» achievement of the Angelic Doctor, the Common Master, the almost «once
and for all» Saint Thomas Aquinas.
Most scholars
praise Jackson for «widening» the reach of his opinion by converting the religious freedom claim into a free speech claim,
and the decision is routinely
treated as one of the strongest vindications of civil liberties
in twentieth - century American law.
Giroud is the man of the moment
and non of u so called fans commenting are interested
in praising him lyk he deserves, but let arsenal lose or draw nd Giroud wld be
treated lyk a defender nd goalkeeper combined with insults..
Ginger is highly
praised in traditional
and folkloric medicine for its antiemetic effect,
and it is commonly used to
treat gastrointestinal issues, motion sickness,
and pregnancy - related nausea.
«I will be raising the
praise with staff, visiting their classrooms more,
and providing special
treats — putting little gifts
in their mailboxes, taking them to lunch on their birthdays,
and giving the gift of time.
According to Mutter's blog, he seems to
praise the idea of having someone «with a native digital background» lead the traditional newspaper business rather than repeating the cycle of approaching «an old - time businessman» who would try to restore The Post to its earlier heyday
and treat it «like 1953 Plymouths
in Cuba.»
Give her the time
and space to be comfortable
in approaching new people, animals or objects,
and reward her with
treats and praise for each encounter.
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.
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.
If you stop paying your dog,
in the form of
praise,
treats, attention
and activities, then you dog will stop working for you, too.
Constantly
praise and perhaps even reward your pet with a
treat as you move along
in this process.
The dozen or so young dogs
in Dawn Sylvia - Stasiewicz» class are about to spend the next hour lavished with
praise,
treats and attention.
When the dog does its business
in this toilet area, be sure to provide lots of
praise and treats.
Hunter responded great to the positive motivation
in the forms of play,
praise,
and treat rewards.
When your dog enters the crate
in search of the toy, you must give your dog a lot of
praise and perhaps even a small
treat.
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.
Do create a designated digging hole Follow these steps: 1) buy a big, sturdy plastic bin; 2) dig a hole
and put the bin
in the ground; 3) fill the bin with sand; 4) bury
treats and toys
in the sand to entice your dog to dig; 5) shower your dog with
praise and affection for digging
in the right spot.
Carry small puppy
treats in a waist pouch for easy access for
praising and rewarding during any puppy training sessions.
The first few times you take her out wait until she starts, give your command (for example: GO POTTY)
in a happy voice,
and then give her a
treat and a lot of
praise as she does her business.
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.
If you stop paying your dog,
in the form of
praise,
treats and activities, then you dog will stop working for you.
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.
When your puppy gives you their attention while you speak their name, give them a reward
in the form of a
treat and a lot of
praise.
The moment Rover turns around to look at you
and puts some slack
in the leash, call him to you,
praise and deliver a
treat.
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.
Give him a dog
treat and praise him when he shows interest
in the toy or starts digging
in the appropriate area.
With consistency
and lots of
praise and dog
treats, you can teach your dog to be quiet
in his kennel
in no time.
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.
Give your cat a
treat or verbal
praise to reward good behavior
in both the lobby
and veterinarian's office.
When your puppy gives you his attention
in response to you saying his name,
praise him
and reward him with a
treat.
You should let your dog bark two or three times,
praise him for sounding the alarm, then say «Stop Barking»
and hold out a
treat in front of him.
Praise and reward her with
treats for going
in the right place.
Teach him the car offers lots of benefits to him,
and do this
in a very gradual way,
and perhaps stop during trips at drive - through services where he gets
treats and good - dog
praise and admiration.
Firm, consistent training that is rewards - based
and includes lots of
treats and praise will go a long way
in successfully training this big boy.
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.
Feed
treats,
praise and gently pet each animal while slowly opening the door (with the gate
in place
and closed).
Use
treats and praise to coax him
in the right direction.
When your dog goes
in,
praise her
and immediately give her a couple of
treats while she's still
in the crate.
Of course, loads of
praise and lots of
treats go a long way
in motivating this clever pooch.
As long as you use a positive
and consistent approach that includes plenty of
praise,
treats,
and encouragement, you should see steady progress
in your pet's ability to follow commands
and learn the rules of the house.
As with every dog, a firm, consistent approach will clarify who the pack leader is while lots of
praise and treat rewards for a job well done will go a long way
in moving the process along.
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.
Persistence, affection,
praise and treats are required from your end
and in no time you will have your little friend performing all kinds of neat tricks!
When you go to the same spot
and give them
praise and treats when they go there, the dog will associate that spot with doing its business
and see the whole thing positively, because they know that it makes you happy when they go
in that spot.
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.
Consistently reinforce good behaviors with
praise,
treats (
in moderation)
and attention.