While Henry still eats things or tries to eat things he shouldn’t, it has improved over the past 3 years. It does require you to be present with the dog who wants to eat everything but it is possible that the use of leave it over time will help decrease the intensity of the behavior. This will be one of the most crucial behaviors to train. Once your dog is focused on you, you can then cue him to leave the item he is thinking about eating. Both the name response and the attention noise should be charged using a very high value, delicious treat. This is sometimes a better choice than name response because it is easy to abuse their name by over using it. Using an actual interrupter noise or attention noise like a kissy sound will work to get your dog to focus on you. It also works to gain your dog’s attention so that you can then cue him for another behavior. This behavior is important so that your dog responds to you when you call his name. It does not store any personal data.Image via Erin Bessey – Bessey’s Positive Paws Name Response & Attention/Interrupter Noise

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It’s about kindness and friendship, and it also touches on the serious issue of how society treats animals. The short film takes two vulnerable characters through experiences that everyone watching can relate to. “Kitbull” shows how an unlikely friendship can evolve and create something truly heartwarming. At first, I just wanted to draw something that made me feel good and was fun, but it evolved into something more personal to me eventually.” I loved watching cat videos in times of stress. “To be fully honest, it started from a cat video. Director Rosana Sullivan said in a companion video, Chained outside and obviously abused, the poor pup is desperate for a friend. The story is about a fiercely independent, yet vulnerable, stray kitten who ends up meeting a pit bull.

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