Training Cesar's way..... For 6K

[billsharp]

I will never understand the disdain on this website for Cesar. He is a very knowledgeable trainer, with proven methods for the specific problem he addresses: casual dog owners with common, simple behavior problems in pet dogs.

Most importantly, he (for the first time ever) has shown millions of average people sitting at home that they can and should relate to their dogs as dogs, and discipline and train them, and that the bad habits can be broken and the dog behave properly. I don't recall anyone with that message reaching such an audience as he has. IMHO he has performed a very valuable service to dog owners and those who have to be around dogs, and if he has been paid well and parlayed his fame into money, good for him.

[Anthony8858]

Originally Posted by Olivers mama

YES!

More of the same CM bashing, that's all...drives me nuts.

Golf clubs don't bite.


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[Cassidy's Mom]

Originally Posted by onyx'girl

I'd go to ME's school if I wanted to part with my $$.

Me too - for 1/6th of the price!

[martemchik]

Originally Posted by Anthony8858

Golf clubs don't bite.

But I bet I can do way more damage with my sand wedge than a dog bite can do!

[Syaoransbear]

Originally Posted by Anthony8858

Golf clubs don't bite.


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Hmm I don't know, my husband golfs and I think your average golfer is more dangerous than your average dog . My husband's family always pesters their son in law because last summer he got so angry he broke a 6 iron against a tree.

[Whiteshepherds]

I'd go if I had the money and didn't live all the way on the other side of the country. The guy went from rags to riches doing what he loves to do, we should all have that kind of determination and passion.
I bet the course is pretty interesting. Heck, I'd just like to spend time with his pack and see his operation in person.

[selzer]

I thought this yayhoo was using Cesar as some sort of mentor -- he did at least use the title that Cesar has been given here. Anyone know if they actually ever did work together?
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[wolfy dog]

He is a heck of a marketer and lives the American Dream. He sells CM water at Petco (at least a few years ago). If you can do that, than you deserve the $$$ from people who are crazy enough to pay for it.
Remember you don't have to pay the $6000.00 in order to train your dogs.
I don't get the hype about this.

[Anthony8858]

Putting his fee aside, does anyone actually believe that a 5 day workshop (with god knows how many other dogs), could be a life changing event for a dog and owner?
I'd be willing to pay 6k for a reasonable amount of training and continuous input, spread out over a reasonable amount of time. There is just no way anyone could walk away with a fix for their dog in a week.
Maybe if it was a week of one on one, but that's not the case.


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[onyx'girl]

I don't think the workshops are for fixing issues...more for people to train under Cesar and then leave with the credentials of having trained under Cesar. The agenda states no dogs with aggression will be allowed.

"No red zone cases or seriously dog and/or people aggressive cases are allowed."

from codmaster

Whatever we call her, more your type evidently - so you decide what you want to refer to VS as. By either her name or a typo, she still offers the same value, don't you agree?
BTW, nice to notice that you noticed my typo
But I noticed that you also ignored the intended question and comparison to Cesar's actual training offering.

VS just mentioned a "marketing" agreement - suggests where her real interests (and skills!) lie, don't you think?

What do you mean by more your type evidently?
Marketing is key in almost every trainer. ME has Ed Frawley marketing his school. Nothing wrong with marketing, but the proof is in the pudding.