IN: What happens next?

How to train dogs not to bark
Do not reward the barking by shouting.
Training a dog not to bark early on is much easier than breaking the habit once your dog has developed it. One of the keys to this is to avoid ever reinforcing or rewarding barking in the first place.

OPTIONS:
- Simply shout a loud, startling bark and stop there. Yelling either will not stop the barking, or it might even trigger other issues for your dog.
- Yelling is a much faster and more effective way to train a dog to silence its barking than scolding can be. Also, yelling is not to punish your dog for barking, as it might do more harm than good by more attention.
- If your dog barks and you shout for quiet, you are rewarding the barking with attention in your dog's mind. Your dog may even interpret the shouting as your version of barking in response.
- Do not engage in this behavior early in the training process. Scream a high pitched voice at the top of your lungs for dogs to hear.

OUT: If your dog barks and you shout for quiet, you are rewarding the barking with attention in your dog's mind. Your dog may even interpret the shouting as your version of barking in response.

IN: What happens next?

A large group of people are seen riding up a snowy hill while waving to the camera and riding down the mountain. people

OPTIONS:
- look down as the video ends and many laugh with one another.
- are seen performing tricks with their skis and riding down the hills.
- continuously ride up the hill as well as down while the camera watches them from all angles.
- carry a child down the hill along with others.

OUT: continuously ride up the hill as well as down while the camera watches them from all angles.

IN: What happens next?

A woman stands and discusses before beginning a dish. butter and sugar

OPTIONS:
- are mixed in a bowl and cooled to make stir-fry.
- are mixed in a bowl.
- are added to the dish and cheese is added.
- are added to the strainer near the ingredients.

OUT:
are mixed in a bowl.