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amysavesjacks

by amysavesjacks on 06 February 2011 - 03:02

I would just like to say.. .I would LOVE TACKLE THAT WOMAN AND ATTACH THE COLLAR TO

amysavesjacks

by amysavesjacks on 06 February 2011 - 03:02

The lab is STARTING the play... and enjoying it!  She RUNS... SEEKING CHASE!!!  In the third video.. she (the lab) corrects the pup and it STOPS... MIRACLE... NO SHOCK COLLAR!  This woman is an idiot... My two German Shepherds play like this all the time.. and the older one usually puts and end to the play if it gets too rough. 

steve1

by steve1 on 06 February 2011 - 06:02

What you are seeing in those Video's is this,
The Dogs are the Pack Leaders and the Woman or so called trainer is at the very bottom of the Pack, and the Dogs are letting her know it, that is why her voice gets louder and more shrieky every time she opens her mouth, or i should say when she rarely closes it
Steve1

GSDNewbie

by GSDNewbie on 06 February 2011 - 06:02

Can we put a shocker on her for every annoying time she yells the dogs names? Intensly annoying voice and agressive temperament towards dogs... I would say she is a cull.

troublelinx

by troublelinx on 06 February 2011 - 15:02

The ignorance of you all is apauling but not surprising.  Clearly Liafs training techniques are a decade possibly a century before their time.  Thake notice please , it is all about using your voice.  for example the dogs name is Rambo, but she dosnt just say Rambo, here.  No She says Raaaambooo, Raaambooo, Raaaambooo.  My dog for example her name is Sable, so I would say Saaaableee, Saaableee, Saaableee. 

Genius is ...
often not recgonized, before its time .  However your grandchildren will all be using these techniques.  It is importany the use the nasal part of your voice,  Making it especially annoying for those watching and the dog as well.  So annoying in fact that the dog often turns and runs the other way.  You guys seem to thing she is training the recall but in fat from my observation she is infact training the send away.  Very effectively in fact. 

For all of you lame brains the best comparison would be an annoying nagging mother that nags, nags ,nags.  Teenager response is to first ignor but then , and pay attention because this is the important part.  They then learn to get as far away as possible,  And just as fast.

 


GSDNewbie

by GSDNewbie on 06 February 2011 - 16:02

lmao!!!   poor dogs and I wonder how many pet owners she bilks.

steve1

by steve1 on 06 February 2011 - 16:02

troublelinx
You are 100% correct, after her calling Raaambooo, a few times i had to switch it off, it went right through my head and i ran downstairs to get away from the sound of her voice,
However later on i braved it again just to watch her antices. Had it not been for the trials of poor little Rambo i would have laughed but it was no laughing matter to watch that Incompetent trainer.
Steve1

by Duderino on 06 February 2011 - 17:02

The photos above show a dog lagging with tail and head down ears deflated.  Even as a puppy the dog was lagging in the photo as the handler was breaking normal walking stride into almost a trot.  If you have to half run to keep your dog interested, you didn't do your homework with your foundation work.  I'm not saying that the dog isn't or couldn't be a nice dog, I'm saying that you rushed the dog into formal trialing obedience before your foundation work was strong.  All 3 photos show the handlers pace as being brisk and really stepping out almost into a run and the dog is struggling to keep up.  If drive building was done constructively and effectively, you should be trying to keep up with the dog, not the other way around. 

My point being that many tools are needed to train different types of animals with varying temperaments so to discount other methods is unfair to say the least.  The above photos show a dog with lower drive and softer temperament so for you, buckle collars may be fine but to tell others that they must use your methods and your techniques is wrong.  Electric collars can be very effective as can pinch collars, choke collars (both nylon and chain type), fur savers, harnesses, etc., etc.  They are all tools that perform different tasks.  Used with bad intentions, any of them can become dangerous.  In the case of the OP, it's an example of misuse of one of these tools that in the hands of another can be very effective.

Example

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZycKvvq8-IQ&feature=related

Does this dog not look happy?  It's an example of a tool, used in an effective manner by someone who knows how to use it.

troublelinx

by troublelinx on 06 February 2011 - 21:02

Steve,
You are truly a glutton for punishment.  I could not even bear to watch the 1st video all the way through.

Is she actually using zapping or just buzzing?

steve1

by steve1 on 06 February 2011 - 21:02

Personally i do not think that Lady knew what she was doing or which buttons she was pressing
I only wish she had a second collar around her own neck at the same time as Rambo's, then we would have heard a different sound coming from her
Steve1






 


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