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Dogs can become scared after being yelled at because they perceive it as a threat or punishment, which can trigger their natural instinct to avoid danger or conflict. This can lead to fear and anxiety in your dog, causing them to exhibit fearful behaviors. It's important to use positive reinforcement and gentle training methods to build trust and a positive relationship with your dog.
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What is the correct sentence for tom yelled catch the dog?
Tom yelled, "Catch the Dog!"
When edward yelled carlisle Alice didnt mean to try get Bella scared like that right?
i don't think Alice was making her scared it was just the venom that Bella was scared about
Have you hit your dog and now she is scared of you?
No, I have not hit my dog, and she is not scared of me.
When I get my pet hamster out my dog gets scared of my hamster what should I do to make him not scared?
show the dog that there is nothing to be scared of...
What happens when a dog gets yelled at?
The air vibrates in pressure waves.
Why do kids go pee when yelled at?
Kids pee when they're scared badly enough. So do adults though
What is that You play with You eat it And Are scared of?
According to many Chinese the answer is the dog. The Chinese play with the dog, eat the dogs and are also scared of the dog.
How did the Townshed act affect e colonist?
They got scared and sh*t bricks in their pants and yelled Zumba baginas
How does Jamie Lynn Spears feel about teen pregnancy?
When she found out she was pregnant, she was very shocked and scared. Her parents also found out and yelled at her.
the clap of thunder went bang and scared my poor dog?
the clap of thunder went bang and scared my poor dog
What other words can take the place of the word he says?
he: said yelled whispered commented screamed echoed shuttered ..........it all depends on how the persons mood is ex: if the boy is mad then say he yelled but if the boy is scared say he whispered
What are 6 ways to say yelled?
Yelled Yelled Yelled Yelled Yelled Yelled Use ur brain stupid.
