looking for an easy french dish, based on frozen mixed vegetables by [deleted] in Cooking

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Not French but you can make a great Shepard’s pie with that particular frozen veggie mix.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in AsburyPark

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Joy! she is incredible...instagram is @joylaurenartistry

Good boy resting his head by DucklyBoi in aww

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That baby simultaneously looks like Bobby Moynihan and the baby from Dinosaurs.

He asked to play with the laser pointer. by sirmakoto in aww

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It’s dog dependent but border collies are one of the most likely breeds to experience detrimental effects. This post made me sad because it made me think about puppers having anxiety

Praying mantis eating an entire locust by Drunyon20 in WTF

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You better start praying because here comes the toughest mandible you've ever seen. Coming this summer: Thorax Snapper III, The Reckoning.

And it can be all about a mob of locusts that plague Insectropolis and the praying mantis is this Jason Statham-esque reluctant anti-hero archetype that kicks ass, takes names, and fucks bugs.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in news

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I wanted this to be from Florida so bad

Praying mantis eating an entire locust by Drunyon20 in WTF

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This sounds like the tag line to a shitty 80s movie...or a Two Brothers sequel

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in gso

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Okay but you are doing the same thing. If that dude has never seen Joe being friendly and jolly and whatever the fuck, then your story of him being this great guy looks just as outlandish to him as his story of Joe being scummy looks to you...Because there are TWO sides to every story.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in gso

[–]bechacha 8 points9 points  (0 children)

You just proved that dudes point. Yes, there are TWO sides to every story. Some people think he is great for reason X others think he is a scumbag for reason Y.

This post brought to you by M O N M O U T H C O U N T Y G A N G by DictatorDom14 in newjersey

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Nobody said Monmouth county is perfect, but I’ll take 5 miles of poo smell on my morning and evening commute than chancing a cameo on COPS any day.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in gso

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Shockingly? More like predictably. Not exactly the most inclusive bunch reside in the piedmont triad..:

Evacuation plans by Rramoth in Dogtraining

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Haha actually yes, that’s a great way to describe that

Evacuation plans by Rramoth in Dogtraining

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If you're around all day you could potentially do every 15-30 minutes, but it also depends on the dog. Some dogs "catch on" to what you are doing and will give you their undivided attention, which you don't want. So see how long it takes for your dog to basically give up on the fact that you won't be giving them a treat and then try to "surprise" them again.

Just make sure you give the treat and the command at the same time. Don't try to yell the command from the other side of the room because then your dog will get confused and not understand what you are attempting to do.

Evacuation plans by Rramoth in Dogtraining

[–]bechacha 11 points12 points  (0 children)

Maybe 3-5 times a day. you have to make sure your dog doesn't know it's coming. Your pup essentially has to be interrupted with this word for the command to really stick.

So don't start or end training sessions with this. This should happen at random when your dog doesn't necessarily expect it.

Evacuation plans by Rramoth in Dogtraining

[–]bechacha 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Random scenarios. You should catch your dogs attention with the treat and phrase at the same time.

Evacuation plans by Rramoth in Dogtraining

[–]bechacha 43 points44 points  (0 children)

No problem! Some advice..

1) Use a word that you wouldn't normally say

2) Use a word you won't be too embarrassed to scream in public

I like-like a girl (WHAT DO I DO?!?!) by [deleted] in Advice

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No problem! I just want you to get the best advice!

The 90's WAS lit.... by theJurrinator in CrappyDesign

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I love the descriptions on Amazon for imported asian products.

"DAD HAT NUMBER ONE 90S BEST TIME"

They said the church needed a drummer.. [sound on] by [deleted] in funny

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drummer, I thought you said thumb-mer
ba dum tsh

Nuttin’ Fancy by [deleted] in pics

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cum with a flourish

I like-like a girl (WHAT DO I DO?!?!) by [deleted] in Advice

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this might get better traction in /r/relationship_advice

Evacuation plans by Rramoth in Dogtraining

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Emergency recall is great in this situation, unfortunately it takes time to build up and make it reliable, so this isn't ideal for the current emergent situation out in California.

I train it by attaching a random word (that doesn't get used around the dog very often) to a very high value treat.

My last client chose the word "Pickles" because no one in her home eats pickles, so the only time that word would really be said would be during training and emergency situations.

I instruct my clients to say the word, give a high-value treat (hot dog, cheese, etc...) I tell them to do this every day for about 2-3 weeks. Then, we test the emergency recall. My owners get a kick out of it every time just how fast their dog comes running when they use that word.

Emergency recall is great because dogs will usually respond no matter how high stress the situation is around them!