Once your pup is fully vaccinated enroll him in a formal Puppy Obedience Class.
As part of the settlement Silvester, as abbot, was required to make a formal profession of obedience to Theobald, something he had been attempting to avoid since his election.
Intent on teaching his son obedience, Ed Turner became more formal, no longer hugging him but greeting him with a handshake.
Companies in the first group, called "blind obedience," rely on coercion, formal authority, policing, and top-down command-and-control leadership.
— Characteristics of the direction of conscience in monasticism: an obedience that is continuous, formal, and self-referential; humility, patience, and submission; the inversion of the relationship to verbalization.
Imposed order, says Seidman, "depends on having power over people and formal authority to coerce allegiance and compel obedience," but both are much harder to sustain today in an age of increasingly empowered, informed and connected citizens and employees who can easily connect and collaborate to cast off authority they deem illegitimate.
At its peak, more than 140, or 18%, of the members of both houses of Parliament pledged their obedience to the man whose formal education ended with the 10th grade.
Instead she heard about a program where volunteers take puppies for a year and train them in basic obedience before they're ready for formal training as guide dogs.
Dogs receive this training in various forms of formal training, such as in puppy school, and during obedience, agility and trick training.
