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How to teach your older dog basic commands
Use positive reinforcement.
Your older dog will be more motivated to continue learning new commands throughout its life, if you use a positive rewards-based method. Training with verbal or physical punishment can scare your dog and make training sessions less fun.

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- Instead, practice based rewards like putting the treats back in your dog's mouth or giving positive verbal cues like " good job! " or " well done! " praising your dog makes training even more fun. Reinforcement training may be more suited to younger dogs than short bursts of positive reinforcement.
- Instead, use positive reinforcement at the beginning of training with play and verbal praise. For example, say' happy new week'.
- You can teach a variety of basic commands, such as " sit ", " down ", " stay ", and " come " to an older dog by using positive reinforcement. For example, teach your dog to " sit " by holding a treat in your hand in front of the dog.
- Verbal and physical punishment may be misconstrued as verbal punishment, while physical punishment can be interpreted as verbal praise, such as petting or a really big smile. Other positive reinforcement techniques include giving your dog treats after it chews, rewards, and giving verbal praise to your dog after training.
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You can teach a variety of basic commands, such as " sit ", " down ", " stay ", and " come " to an older dog by using positive reinforcement. For example, teach your dog to " sit " by holding a treat in your hand in front of the dog.

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Boy stands on top of a slide. The boy positions and stands in a skate board. the boy

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- do a front flip, then sit and lowers on the slide.
- balance and raise his feet.
- pulls the board in the air creating a hoop.
- rides down the slide on the skateboard.
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rides down the slide on the skateboard.

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How to use contact lenses
Choose the right contact lenses.
Your optometrist may offer you various options depending on your particular eyes and needs. Understand what you want from your contacts.

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- Do you prefer colored contact lenses or tinted lenses? If you like colored contact lenses, then make sure to choose tinted contacts. To make and buy contact lenses, look at photos online, or ask your optometrist what lenses are in his or her recommended color range.
- You should think about what you will need most of the time : Water glasses. Water glasses are plastic type lenses that come in a variety of unique sizes.
- If your eye strain is due to blurry vision, you may have a preexisting eye condition. If you have vision problems that won't go away, contact lenses may help solve this condition.
- Length of use: some contacts are intended to be worn just for one day, then thrown out. Others are designed to be reused for an entire year.
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Length of use: some contacts are intended to be worn just for one day, then thrown out. Others are designed to be reused for an entire year.

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How to commute to college by car
Schedule your classes wisely.
When signing up for your courses each term, be sure to choose times that fit into your routine and preferences. If you are not a morning person, scheduling an early class may not be the best option for you.

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- Make sure you can commit to that time slot and allow yourself enough time to get to campus. Being mindful of these factors will help you keep your academic commitments.
- So make sure your classes start that day. Find a convenient time where neither you nor your fellow students are rushing for class in the morning.
- Instead, try to choose classes at different times of day. This way you know where you are going to start and how early you can get there.
- If you are thinking about a class of two or three at the same time, make sure you pick a class that is right for you. Plan for the cost and assignment times.
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Make sure you can commit to that time slot and allow yourself enough time to get to campus. Being mindful of these factors will help you keep your academic commitments.