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Hello hello!
The best things in life are free! But you can give them to the birds and bees!
Cracker Jack
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I'm here, I'm queer, I'm not going shopping!
Hmm,lets try =D
Does informational count as substance?
Dog training! (and animal training in general)
I am a big supporter of reward based training. It really improves the relationship between a person and the animal. It is also backed by science.
Reward based training is given an animal something they find rewarding when they do the thing you want them to do. Lots of people think of food and this is great item to use because every animal finds food valuable, and it's easy to manipulate and deliver. Other examples of rewards can be toys, games, sniffs, life rewards like access to a garden.
I'm a dog walker and use reward based training to entertain and teach the dogs I walk. One of the ways of delivering a treat I use is tossing it on the floor and having the dog find it. It's handy when dealing with a small dog, some dogs prefer it to taking a treat from your hand, it add an extra element of interest to receiving the treat. Sniffing is beneficial for dogs. It's also awesome to watch their ability to sniff out food improve =D That's probably one of my favourite things to be honest, watching a dog learn and improve a skill whether it's finding food when scatter feeding in the grass, or chasing a ball. *sigh* I wish I had a doggy client today =D
Dog training! (and animal training in general)
I am a big supporter of reward based training. It really improves the relationship between a person and the animal. It is also backed by science.
Reward based training is given an animal something they find rewarding when they do the thing you want them to do. Lots of people think of food and this is great item to use because every animal finds food valuable, and it's easy to manipulate and deliver. Other examples of rewards can be toys, games, sniffs, life rewards like access to a garden.
I'm a dog walker and use reward based training to entertain and teach the dogs I walk. One of the ways of delivering a treat I use is tossing it on the floor and having the dog find it. It's handy when dealing with a small dog, some dogs prefer it to taking a treat from your hand, it add an extra element of interest to receiving the treat. Sniffing is beneficial for dogs. It's also awesome to watch their ability to sniff out food improve =D That's probably one of my favourite things to be honest, watching a dog learn and improve a skill whether it's finding food when scatter feeding in the grass, or chasing a ball. *sigh* I wish I had a doggy client today =D
Hi! I saw an ad for Torn on Facebook (several times) and it intrigued me. For all this is a cut throat place, I've met loads of helpful people =D
I don't know what I want to be other than rich and educated. I have started trading and am really enjoying it so perhaps that's the route for me.
Fun fact: Female ferrets need to have sex or they can die.
I don't know what I want to be other than rich and educated. I have started trading and am really enjoying it so perhaps that's the route for me.
Fun fact: Female ferrets need to have sex or they can die.
Quick and provides a receipt, will be trading with Xauchino again!
Hey :)