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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1980
Page
5
A humorous memoir-style piece recounts a mother who claims to have coined or popularized saying no as a parenting tool. She details family dynamics and the role of denial in building character, contrasting the idea with historic scrutiny and playful cavewoman etymology.
A letter discussion about handling noisy barking dogs questions police limits and local ordinances. Readers from Plainville Bel Air Santa Rosa and Long Beach share experiences while Abby notes a Carson case ruling requiring dogs indoors at night or training.
Charlie Warner runs Winding Lane Ranch and Kennel while working in Savannah River Plant personnel. He teaches dogs with simple commands and positive reinforcement, advising owners to reward good behavior and avoid hitting, noting dogs forget misdeeds unless caught in the act.
A dog may misbehave from boredom or isolation and can learn new tricks with 18 repetitions. Golden retrievers top the trainer’s list, while poodles shepherds and working breeds also train well. mixed breeds are common but unpredictable. regular companionship is emphasized to prevent disobedience.
Charles Warner compares puppy training to potty training a child and argues for outdoor potty breaks and praise. A dog learns fastest with consistent outdoor spots and access to outdoors, while paper training is discouraged. A 10 week dog training class by Charles Waters starts Sept 8 with the Aiken Recreation Department.
Staff reporter summarizes Dr. Sue Lorch's talk at the Aiken NOW chapter on sexism in language. She argues linguistic bias reflects and molds views, keeping women in subservient roles with examples from ads and media.
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