Re: [Unschooling-dotcom] child training
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In a message dated 1/26/2003 4:19:25 PM Eastern Standard Time,
pamhartley@... writes:
obedience trainer" ! <G>
My boys and my dogs hear my "NO!" and all stop in their tracks and SIT.
So would YOU!
My mother uses the "no, no, no!" ---POODLE VOICE, singing. Why would ANYone
know what she means???
~Kelly
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pamhartley@... writes:
> Could not agree more. In fact, this is exactly why I told all my dogI ws going to say sometihng similar, but I was afraid I'd be labeled a "child
> training students to talk to their dogs in calm, gentle voices in day to
> day
> life -- in those emergency situations where they actually yelled at their
> dogs, their dogs would stop in their tracks.
>
> Pam, mammal whisperer <g>
>
obedience trainer" ! <G>
My boys and my dogs hear my "NO!" and all stop in their tracks and SIT.
So would YOU!
My mother uses the "no, no, no!" ---POODLE VOICE, singing. Why would ANYone
know what she means???
~Kelly
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In a message dated 1/26/03 7:49:33 PM, kbcdlovejo@... writes:
<< My mother uses the "no, no, no!" ---POODLE VOICE, singing. Why would
ANYone
know what she means??? >>
I imagined Glinda, the Good Witch of the North saying, "no, no, no! Toto
too!" in her odd vibrato 30's-movie voice.
Sandra
<< My mother uses the "no, no, no!" ---POODLE VOICE, singing. Why would
ANYone
know what she means??? >>
I imagined Glinda, the Good Witch of the North saying, "no, no, no! Toto
too!" in her odd vibrato 30's-movie voice.
Sandra
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In a message dated 1/26/2003 10:13:36 PM Eastern Standard Time,
SandraDodd@... writes:
~Kelly
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SandraDodd@... writes:
> I imagined Glinda, the Good Witch of the North saying, "no, no, no! TotoTHAT'S IT! Why would anyone---child, adult, dog think she was serious?
> too!" in her odd vibrato 30's-movie voice.
>
~Kelly
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In a message dated 1/26/03 9:49:32 PM Eastern Standard Time,
kbcdlovejo@... writes:
critical newborn her voice would get real quiet. She would come up and say
"Pam, I need you to look at something" and I knew she meant business and it
was serious. I think it was the change in her voice and not the pitch or
volume that made me take notice.
Pam G.
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kbcdlovejo@... writes:
> My mother uses the "no, no, no!" ---POODLE VOICE, singing. Why would ANYoneAlthough I was an RN working with an LPN in the NBN and when she had a
>
> know what she means???
>
>
critical newborn her voice would get real quiet. She would come up and say
"Pam, I need you to look at something" and I knew she meant business and it
was serious. I think it was the change in her voice and not the pitch or
volume that made me take notice.
Pam G.
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