Q. Should I be strict with my pet?
Should I be strict with my pet?
Handling a pet is sometimes a mess. What is the best way to treat a pet?
4 Answers
Being strict with your pet doesn’t mean being harsh—it means setting clear boundaries and maintaining consistency. Pets thrive on routine and positive reinforcement, so firm yet loving guidance helps them feel secure. Rewarding good behavior and correcting missteps gently fosters trust and discipline. Striking a balance between structure and affection ensures a well-behaved pet while strengthening your bond. Do you find consistency challenging in pet training?
Long Hair German Shepherdanswered by steve7876
Training my pup has been a wild ride wasn’t sure if I should be strict or just let him do his thing. Ended up finding a good balance, but keeping him entertained was another struggle. Decided to try BarkBox for some new toys and treats, but had questions about the subscription. Hit up barkbox customer service, and they were super helpful explained everything clearly, no pressure. First box arrived, and my dog went nuts for it. Honestly, best decision ever, training’s been way easier with new rewards. BarkBox and their support seriously delivered!
answered by newman17
There is a very slight difference being strict and being disciplined. You shouldn’t be shouting or yelling at your pet but you must teach the pet basic disciplinary behaviour. There will be times when there will necessities to stop your pet from doing certain things that can either harm you or something else. Overall, I think there’s no meaning in having a pet if you are being angry or strict. Love your pet and keep them well mannered.
answered by riddhi