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How could you use negative reinforcement to stop a dog from biting when it plays?

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Simple. You don't.

Step-by-step explanation:

Not gonna be mean to my dog. No way.

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Answer: give him a snack instead

Explanation: just don’t bite him back, your a human being at all

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