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Old 02-26-2010   #1 (permalink)
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K9joy Education: free article on " boredom " by Mogens Eliasen


Note: This is a link to a newsletter I get in an email. I thought anyone who is having behavior problems might find this article interesting.
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Do you have an article for kids with behavior problems?
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Do you have an article for kids with behavior problems?
No, but wish I did---Prob. would be too long to post anyhow!
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No, but wish I did---Prob. would be too long to post anyhow!
Ok, I'll just stick to my rope and duct tape method then. :mrgreen:
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Another interesting article. Thanks for sharing! In my opinion consistant exercise, whether it be 30 minutes or more every day can really eliminate a great deal of bordom and destructive behavior as well.

Raw meaty bones are also great for bordom. Keeps 'em busy for hours
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