discipline?

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What do you do when LO keeps doing a behavior even after being corrected multiple times?  DS1 is constantly going after my parents' dogs even though he has been told no.  I have tried redirection, time outs, and the dogs have even snapped at him, but DS1 still tries to body slam them or poke them in the eye.  I don't know what else to do.

mbgreenwalt

In this case I would find a way to keep the dogs separate from him.  It is becoming a safety concern.  Dogs will only tolerate their space being invaded for so long before they snap and sadly it ends up being the dog who gets blamed for the inci

gina2433

We try to talk to him very stern, he laughs at us. I have tried putting him in his crib for a min, he goes right back and laughs. We try ignoring him and that seems to work, sometimes. I think he is just tying to figure us out and try everything he couldn

RedCamaro

mbgreenwalt:

In this case I would find a way to keep the dogs separate from him.  It is becoming a safety concern.  

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gina2433:

We try to talk to him very stern, he laughs at us. I have tried putting him in his crib for a min, he goes right back and

Jenny952

Discipline?  What's that??  My DD constantly reaches for outlets and plugs, even though I've given her a stern no.  She also goes for the fireplace, which she knows if off limits. She'll even point to the fireplace and either shake her h

gina2433

Yae for TX! We live in Midland. I agree w PP about dogs. My friends have 2 labs and LO gets in their face. They are good dogs but I have to remember that they are still animals!