The difference between stopping a behavior and correcting the behavior is…When you stop your child with a consequence, the behavior reappears the next day. When you correct a behavior, the child learns the skills they need to manage their emotions and behaviors better. I used the corrective teaching tool I explain in my E-Book Bundle “Discipline Without Harm,” and that was enough for my twins to just listen the rest of the day. Btw, you can have all these discipline tools broken down by ages👉CO

Each encounter with an animal is a learning opportunity. Antecedents, behavior, and consequences all have important roles in everyday behavior. We can create positive experiences through training and those experiences coincide with our interaction with them. Here is a replay of a live-stream I did the other day in our Membership program, experimenting with a trick I used to do with Rocky shortly after I adopted him over 13 years ago. This was our first time interacting with this exercise in 13 y

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