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Join Date: Jun 2006
Location: Massachusetts
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this thread is annoying.
Seriously, who cares what someone charges for their services?
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#132 (permalink) |
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Join Date: Mar 2012
Location: Canada
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This is the only Accredited School for Dog Trainers in Canada
I don't know much about these schools, but this is 3 months, 5 days a week.
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#133 (permalink) | |
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Join Date: Jul 2010
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That pshhting thing is verbal correction followed with a little poke, at least as I see it, it's sort of like a 'no' followed by a correction with a pinch collar. My finace' just does the phssting thing. Which replaced the 'HEY knock it off' verbal 'correction' thing he had going previously. LOL!
It actually works with our more sensitive little aussie but not the GSDs. Free market principles at work here. No one is being forced to pay/attend so IMHO C'est la vie.. Dreaming now....if I had 6K to spend on something dog related like this..my choice..I'd be heading to Germany/Europe. *sigh* ![]() What with a friend of mine with a sick dog, having been laid off twice and possibly now losing her house...that $6K would make a world of difference for her in just a surviving kind of way. C'est la vie..... Quote:
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#134 (permalink) |
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No Stinkin' Leashes Moderator
Join Date: Mar 2003
Location: SF Bay Area
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#135 (permalink) | |
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Join Date: Oct 2010
Location: Roseville, CA
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If I haven't already - I'll make it more annoying... ![]() Think I'll start a thread to learn more about the man. Haven't seen his show nor any DVDs. Watched VS the first year we had Ziva. Wasted $$ on ME videos - couldn't even GIVE those away, so they're in the city refuse pile somewhere... But there ARE sub-forums here that discuss aggression, playing the "alpha" role, etc. Today's-dogs-descending-from-wolves mindset... Which makes as much sense to me as saying we should all be walking around eating bananas & swinging from trees. There's a lot of "theories" out there - some of them even funnier than others. IMO. And no shortage of opinions. Gosh - no wonder we had such a hard time finding a decent trainer. And don't get me started on the charlitan "animal behaviorists" in our area. ![]() Think I'll come back as a cat in my next life. No one will tell me what to do. No baths. No silly "sit" "stay" commands. No trainers, famous or otherwise. Just eat, poop & purr.
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Join Date: Aug 2008
Location: Chicago, IL
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I've actually made a "tsssst" noise at Bianca before but it had nothing to do with Cesar... I raised my cats from 3 weeks old and bottle fed them, so they seem to think I am a cat and that I am their actual mother, and if they are getting into something and I need to stop them quickly I will sometimes go "tssssst!" which is the closest I can get to hissing, because when "mom" hisses they will listen, and stop whatever they were doing. A few times I wasn't even thinking and I did it to Bianca, I guess I mistook her for a cat.
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#138 (permalink) | |
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Join Date: Oct 2010
Location: Roseville, CA
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Really? Nothing else to do? What if there are people - like me - who want to learn more about ALL the famous so-called trainers? Why seek out these threads for the sole purpose of putting him down? Actually, all the CM-haters should be paid for their services. For all they do is awaken the desire to learn about him more. I know very little about him. But I tell you what - you guys have made me want to learn more. So that I can make my OWN informed decision. Thanks.
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#139 (permalink) |
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Join Date: Mar 2006
Location: Beautiful Pacific NW
Posts: 11,005
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"Seek out"? Um, it's right here in my "active threads". I didn't have to go far...!
I don't get why he's so sacred nobody can have a differing opinion in JUST threads pertaining to him. Or, perhaps we need to make a section just for non-CM fans to talk about how he's washed up and needs to join this century? ![]() Except the fans would be there, then, talking about how he's the best thing since sliced bread...! |
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#140 (permalink) |
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Banned
Join Date: Aug 2009
Location: California, US
Posts: 5,928
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Personally, until someone, esp. another trainer, has handled and fixed the type of dogs that CM has evidently done, perhaps they could shut up and "DO" something instead of just talking?
Give the rest of us nephytes something concrete as proof of what they have accomplished and yes, some of their failures (if they can admit it any!) as well. For example, how many of you real critics would have even dared to take the leash of the Malumute that bit CM and was clearly shown on his TV show? BTW, NOT ME! Of course, everyone has a right to their own opinion - but be serious. |
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