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Giving Advice | Pets

In this English conversation video, you will learn vocabulary, phrases, and idioms to ask for and give advice on how to take care of your pet. Learn useful phrases to ask for and give advice. Learn comparatives, conjunctions, and high-level vocabulary and idioms. Full transcripts, vocabulary flashcards, quizzes, and lots more when you sign up at: www.pocketpassport.com For more information email us at: info@pocketpassport.com

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2 years ago

How’s your new dog, John? He’s great! I’ve wanted a dog for so long. It feels so good to finally have one! How’s the training going? Well, to be honest, I’m struggling with it a little. It’s much harder than I imagined it would be. Do you have any advice? To start with, you ought to set clear house rules, such as whether the dog is allowed on the furniture, or in certain rooms. By doing this, both you and your dog will understand the rules clearly. As a result, it will be easier for the dog to u
nderstand what kind of behavior is permitted and what isn’t. OK, that makes sense. My dog is still very young, and it seems like he’s having trouble relaxing. What can I do to help him relax? In this kind of situation, experts recommend that you give your dog a warm hot water bottle in his sleeping area and place a ticking clock nearby. By doing this, you imitate the warmth and heartbeat of his littermates. Consequently, your dog will feel more comfortable in his sleeping area and will relax. Wo
w, I never would have thought of that. It’s also really important to reward good behavior so that your dog learns what he should or shouldn’t do. I’ve heard about that. How would I do it? How about using treats or lots of praise and attention when he does something good? By doing this repeatedly, your dog will learn to associate the good behavior with positive things. As a result, he’ll be more likely to do what you want him to do in the future. Wow, thanks Julie. I’ll follow your advice. No pro
blem! Hopefully I can meet your dog soon. Let’s meet at the park on Saturday – we can take him for a walk together!

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@Rozhan.1386

Thank you so much 🙏🏻🙏🏻