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ABC Of Dog Behaviors

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  In ABA therapy, you want to look at a behavior and what brought about the behavior you don't want.  So you will break the behavior down to three parts easily remembered by "the ABC of behaviors." A stand for at antecedent or in other words, what happened before the behavior. (The dig was laying on the bed.) B stands for the behavior. When their was a knock at the door, (the dog started barking loudly and jumping around.) C stands for consequence. If no consequences or reward given, the behavior continues. If you reward this bad behavior you don't want, it will continue, as the dog has no clue you want a different behavior.  (Telling your dog to come to your side and reinforcing that behavior with a treat, praise, or clicker.)
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About US

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  Dog B.O.N.E.S helps you change behaviors in your dog.  B ehaviors  O r  N aughty  E vents  S olved The therapy for autistic children, is the same therapy for dogs. The creator of Dog B.O.N.E.S used to be a certified Applied Behavioral Analysis (ABA) for children of autism. ABA is a lso called behavioral engineering, This is a scientific discipline that applies empirical approaches based upon the principles of respondent and operant conditioning to change behavior of social significance. The creator also holds a Bachelor's Degree in Behavioral Science. She has worked with children of autism, in level three and four children facilities, and with severely mentally impaired (SMI) adults. She may know a thing or two.  If you have an issue with your dog and need assistance, please email DogBonesBehaivors@gmail.com. Truffles is our mascot and you can follow him on  TikTok.  Truffles is a Miniature German Schnauzer. His owner got him when...
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Truffles Canine Malocclusion!

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Canine malocclusion is an underbite in a dog’s teeth. Sometimes accompanied by erosion or trauma to teeth or tissue. Malocclusions are either skeletal or dental issues in origin, Veterinary dentists use technical nomenclature, like that preferred by the American Dental Veterinary College (ADVC), in making their diagnoses and considering treatment. Often the dog will be in pain but may not necessarily overtly show it. Watching out for acting “head-shy,” rubbing their head against the wall or with her paws, or demonstrating difficulty picking up or chewing food, Also, unusually bad breath or bloody drool may be another symptom. If a malocclusion involves teeth that are crowded together, a buildup of plaque can cause gingivitis or gum disease. If your dog is known for his quirky underbite like Truffles, it’s a good idea to seek medical advice. View Truffles Malocclusion on his TikTok Page.   
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