Reinforcement history around food 🥩 These dogs know that begging for food gets them nothing. They also know that if they wait patiently in their beds, they get a reward. Waiting patiently is the smart choice for them as it got them what they wanted. No punishment, shouting, force or restraint needed. Reinforcement history is so important to influencing any behaviour. Reward the behaviour you like and you will start to see more of it. | Pawsome Manners Dog Walking and Training

A stray cat begging food from passers-by | I Kiligers

Most of us can relate to our dogs begging for food at the sight of a plate of food in our hands. Here are tips to divert their attention! -Engaging Toys: Keep them entertained with interactive toys that dispense treats or require problem-solving. -Set Meal Times: Establish regular feeding schedules to reduce the need for begging throughout the day. - Food Puzzle Fun: Serve meals in puzzle toys to keep them occupied and satisfied. -Ignore and Redirect: When begging starts, avoid giving in and red