Articles, tagged with "bad behaviour", page 5

Bark Coller - How To Stop the Barking

There is nothing worse than a barking dog, whither it is your dog or your neighbors dog, this is still nothing worse than a dog barking. Except when it is your dog that is being threatened. There is a lot of people in this world that after putting up wi... Read >
Author: Jane

Toddler Arguing Tips: Don't Talk Back To Me!

Children are little angels, especially when they are asleep. When your child is oblivious to the world and blissfully dreaming, it is easy to forgive and forget the rollercoaster ride they gave you during the day. Children learn new things everyday and pu... Read >
Author: Francis Murphy

Dog Tips - Offering Your New Puppy a Safe and Happy Home

When you first bring a dog into your home, you may be a little overwhelmed with what's required of you and the adjustments you have to make to your lifestyle. In some respects this is going to require more from you than a new baby would, afterall, a pupp... Read >
Author: Apple

Dog Behaviour Training Guidelines

If you are a dog owner, whether you have had your dog for a while now or you have just gotten yourself a new puppy, you will understand just how important dog behaviour training can be. It is important as a pet owner that you are able to command your dog ... Read >
Author: Michael H.

Tackling bad behaviour of employees

Tackling bad behaviour of employees There are employees that spread negativity, there are some who have a tendency of arguing, there are some who don't like listening to their boss and some who don't take orders seriously. The first mistake that the se... Read >
Author: hrmagazine

Dog Training Puppies Tips

If you are thinking about introducing a puppy to your family, or perhaps you are the proud owner of a new puppy, you might be thinking about when and how you can begin dog training puppies. The best age to start training puppies for general training is ar... Read >
Author: Michael H.

Customer Care Training – How to Handle Escalated Calls

Handling an Escalated call is one of the most challenging situations in Customer Care and is one that most people wish they would never have to deal with. However, it is important both to the Company and to the Customer that the escalated call is handled ... Read >
Author: Kate Tammemagi

Buy the right bird toys for your pet birds

Bird toys are probably not amongst the first things, which come to mind when considering what is required in the care of a parrot. However, choosing the right toys would provide your parrot with a safe and engaging environment to play and exercise in, bot... Read >
Author: Sunil Punjabi

Buy the right bird toys for your pet birds

Bird toys are probably not amongst the first things, which come to mind when considering what is required in the care of a parrot. However, research has shown that Bird toys are very important for a parrot's development. Choosing the right toys would prov... Read >
Author: Sunil Punjabi

Pet Obedience Training: For Dogs

Having a pet can be a pleasant experience, but when you own a dog there is more to being a dog owner than cuddles and feeding time a dog needs discipline and constant attention in order to lead a happy and healthy life, which is why it is important that y... Read >
Author: Michael H.

Keeping Working Dogs on the job

Almost all dog owners, whether they live in the city or country, experience problem behaviours such as nuisance barking, jumping fences, or other habits such as biting livestock, ignoring commands or hunting wildlife. Many a working dog has met a short en... Read >
Author: Stephinno

Managing Your Critical, Unsupportive Manage

What do you do if you have a manager who treats you disrespectfully and is regularly critical of your work? It is one thing giving feedback to a co-worker. It is quite another thing to give feedback to your manager who has the power to hire and fire or at... Read >
Author: Ken Warren

Does Anyone Need Personal Development?

Copyright (c) 2009 Willie Horton Even though the vast majority of my clients are business people, I sometimes get to work with young children - by "young" I mean children who have not reached that psychological watershed of somewhere between eleven and... Read >
Author: Willie Horton

Comedy Gifts: Presents for People with a Sense of Humour

There's nothing more satisfying than seeing someone's face light up with pleasure and amusement when you give them a really unusual gift. And finding comedy gifts for people with a sense of humour has never been easier, so ditch the flowers, boxes of choc... Read >
Author: Anna Clare

Bullying

Many children's lives are made miserable by bullying. Being bullied may wreak havoc with your child's self-esteem. Sometimes it leaves life-long emotional scars. What is bullying? Bullying is any behaviour which intends to hurt another person physic... Read >
Author: Sajid Latif

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