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Positive Does NOT mean Permissive
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Recently a famous "self help" author posted this question on his facebook page:
"Any dog trainers out there? I'm all for positive-reinforcement dog
training, but most experts seem to dodge a major question: What can you
do when pups do something "bad" (e.g. chewing furniture, jumping up on
chairs, etc.), besides ignoring it? Re-directing is one way to get them
to temporarily stop, but
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