Texting Persuasive Speech

Taking away your teen’s phone can be a reflexive response to misbehavior. After all, what do they value more than their phones? And if that’s your go-to punishment, you’re not alone. Researchers find that 65 percent of parents take away cell phones or Internet privileges as punishment.

Secondly texting while driving can put a loved one at risk. Texting while driving can put you and your passenger at risk. If you were to get in a accident because of texting and driving, you and your passenger can get hurt. In an article called 10 Programmatic Reason´s that will make you stop texting and driving right now it said ¨in

Patience is a very important quality to posses when it comes to dog training. It might take to a child months to learn the ABC's as well as for a dog to develop a new skill. It is important to remember that each dog is different, for some it might take one class and for some more. Some dogs will be driven by treats and some by a game. It is essential to find what makes them feel good, to help them recognize that they did right. It is important to commit to the process and to make sure that everyone of the family are engaged in the process, not to provide mixed signals to the

He knows when it is time for my fiancé and I to go to work, he knows when to expect us home as well. He also knows when it is time to go to bed, if we are watching TV too late he lets us know we are off schedule. He is quite entertaining. If he wants to play and we aren’t in the mood, he will play fetch by himself. He will literally throw his own rope to the next room go get it and repeat this until he is done. Really, he is not that hard to train. The main thing is to get him to quit chewing my stuff up. He will be the best dog ever when he gets out of the chewing phase. Please dear GOD let this be a phase and something that he will grow out of.  Some dogs never grow out of this and I would be devastated if he doesn’t. This means I would either make him an outside dog, or I will have to rehome him. I love him too much already to give up hope. I must remind you Ghost is 5-months-old. In the 4 months and 2 weeks we’ve had him, he has been trained to; sit, lay down, go outside, walk on a leash (still some kinks), roll over, and when I say “go to your cage” he will. I just need to learn how to channel his energy or get him to focus, which is challenging because he is too hyper. I try the whole running him thing and that only works for a short period. He has limitless energy. This isn’t like keeping sugar from a child and they will calm down, this canine has no limits to his abilities. He is so smart it is

the article "Stop texting mom,” by Cathy Gulli posted November 11, 2013 on Maclean's focusses on the communication between college students and their parents through cell phone calls and text messages, and how the use of technology brings parents closer to their children, but makes it difficult for children to develop their independence. Cathy uses information from Barbara Hofer and Abigail Sullivan Moor authors of the book "The iConnected parent: Staying connected to your College kids (and beyond) while letting them grow up." The author describes the relationship between sociology professor Barbara Mitchel and her 22-year-old daughter, and how texting brought them closer "we're very, very close. And she encourages

C: Conclusion about this detail: It is very important to first acknowledge the dangerous impact of this distraction’s alarming statistics that shows about the safety of driving while texting. Many people don’t see and think about the consequences that can occur in this situation. More and more companies are implementing new strategies, for instance, signing a pledge not to use the phone while on the road, and these new changes are adding more responsible drivers. But it is still not enough to say that we have gained control over the problem.

Riley is an only dog, just like Mr. D. They are both sweet and friendly, and they both have yards to run around in, but they don’t have any dog siblings to play with at home. That’s why I take Mr. D to the dog park, just like Riley’s owners do. At the dog park, Riley runs his energy off chasing tennis balls while Mr. D waits for him to bring the ball back. Next, Mr. D goes after the ball before Riley’s owner can pick it up again. Since Mr. D’s mouth is too small for him to pick up the ball, he bats it around with his paws until Riley picks it up and runs with it. Then, Mr. D runs after him. They do this forever.

2. Don't reinforce the behavior by paying attention to him while he is engaged in it. Providing good quality time on a set schedule is preferable and more effective than petting, stroking, or verbally consoling your dog in the midst of repetitive activity.

Magnus Chase is an einherjar, which is a person who died bravely in battle and goes to Valhalla, a giant magical hotel that helps them train for Ragnarok, the final battle that will destroy the world. He learns that Loki is planning to sail the ship Naglfar at midsummer, so he must now sail across the ocean to capture Loki and return him to his bonds to delay Ragnarok. He sails across the world to Niflheim, where Naglfar is docked, and he faces many different challenges along the way to acquire Kvasir’s mead, which will enhance his natural poetry when drank so he will have a better chance at winning against Loki in a flyting (contest of insults). Magnus challenges Loki and wins, resulting in Loki’s capture and return to his chains. Ragnarok is now delayed, and the world will not end yet.

In the begging there was only one, but they soon multiplied. For a good 6 years Joel was an only child and was happy the way things where. Until one day he notices his mother’s belly pocking out more than usual. “Mama, why do you look fat? Have you’ve been eating my gummies again?” Joel questioned his mother. She stared for a second and then smirked at his remark. “Oh sweetie, I’m expecting! “Joel looks at his mother with the most confused face. He held the toy in his hand a bit tighter as he was making up suctions in his head on what expecting could mean. “Ma, what do you mean, I’m confused.” He told her. She giggled at his adorable expression. You’re going to have a new brother or sister!” She said while coming in for a hug. Joel’s face

It is often said that a dog is a man’s best friend. In the last 14,000 years, dogs have accompanied man by helping him hunt, guard, and protect. In our modern world, dogs help us combat in war, search-and-rescue, guide the blind, deaf, discapacitated, rehabilitate patients in therapy, aid law enforcement, and are part of our family as beloved pets (Coren). Although canine superstars such as Lassie, Old Yeller, and Rin Tin Tin portray the perfect dog we all want in our lives, these ideals are far from the truth. Many first-time dog owners expect dogs to know behaviors such as how to walk on a leash, not bite, not destroy the house, and in addition to many others. In reality, dogs must be trained on what their handler wants them to do. It is

Texting has many effects. When I think of texting many dangerous and unethical behaviors come to mind. We all know texting has a brief history, many people prefer texting to talking on the phone, and texting has its own problems when misuse. When we are texting communication is lost and is in considered of others and mostly affecting people’s health.

Are you becoming frustrated with your puppy or dog training efforts? When you ask your canine best friend to do something, does he just sit there or bounce around like crazy? Before you write off your dog's intelligence you should take a long look in the mirror. It might not be your dog's fault. You could be, unawarely of course, making one of these most common dog training mistakes.

You won't be successful in dog training unless you are patient. You have to keep it in mind that it takes dogs some time to pick ideas that seem too simple to us as humans. There are people who have this misconception that you can only be successful in dog training if you are 'tough.' On the contrary, this is one of those endeavors where kindness and the 'soft approach' seem to work better than the tough Spartan approach to training.

Before she can eat a bone she does one of her famous tricks where she stands on her hind feet and jumps around in circles on the cold kitchen floor as she anxiously awaits us to tell her she can sit down. My older brother Benjamin taught her that trick. The crackling sound of opening food wrappers excite her to the point of barking, dancing and wagging her tail back and forth rapidly.