I think I would tell him to use treats to train his dragon. It worked well with my dogs, Jake and Sophie. (My mom and dad still think they are naughty, but I think they are awesome!)
Natalia: I would not yell at him when he was older so he did not hurt me. If he was being a good dragon, I would give him something good to eat--maybe like fish. Julian: I would yell at Toothless when he was a baby, so he would be under my command so when he was grown up I could talk nice to him, so he wouldn't hurt him. Grant: I would talk to him to ask him what he wants and use that as a reward. Joy: I would tell Hiccup to train Toothless by talking to him and rewarding him. However, if Toothless doesn't listen, I would not be surprised if Hiccup ends up yelling--kinda like what happens when my kids don't listen, even though I try not to yell.
I think I would tell him to use treats to train his dragon. It worked well with my dogs, Jake and Sophie. (My mom and dad still think they are naughty, but I think they are awesome!)
ReplyDeleteMichael: I would tell him not to yell at his dragon. Yelling just makes people (and dragons) mad.
ReplyDeleteMrs. Graham: I would tell Hiccup to be patient with his dragon.
I would tell Hiccup to not yell at his dragon. I would also tell him to never let his eye off of his dragon.
ReplyDeleteNatalia: I would not yell at him when he was older so he did not hurt me. If he was being a good dragon, I would give him something good to eat--maybe like fish.
ReplyDeleteJulian: I would yell at Toothless when he was a baby, so he would be under my command so when he was grown up I could talk nice to him, so he wouldn't hurt him.
Grant: I would talk to him to ask him what he wants and use that as a reward.
Joy: I would tell Hiccup to train Toothless by talking to him and rewarding him. However, if Toothless doesn't listen, I would not be surprised if Hiccup ends up yelling--kinda like what happens when my kids don't listen, even though I try not to yell.