"Doing a Cesar move" is not, IMHO, having a few drinks, opening someone else's dog's crate, and attempting to physically dominate the dog. For fun.
Connie Sutherland Moderator Reg: 07-13-2005
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"Doing a Cesar move" is not, IMHO, having a few drinks, opening someone else's dog's crate, and attempting to physically dominate the dog. For fun.
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"Doing a Cesar move" is not, IMHO, having a few drinks, opening someone else's dog's crate, and attempting to physically dominate the dog. For fun.
So I've been doing it wrong all this time?
Yes. I've been meaning to mention it .....
Just for clarification, is it his drinking thats faulty or his dog handling? I've seen his videos and couldnt really tell who was drunk in them.
Rob Bruce Webboard User Reg: 11-26-2007
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Maybe if you weren't drunk when you were watching them??
I can imagine a 'boys night in' at your house - BBQ, few beers, watchin' the game - hell no lets watch Cesar!!
(Actually, that sounds pretty good.)
As for the relative, I think in this instance the origianl title sums this up. Lets hope she will learn from this.
"You can't legislate against stupidity."
Do not seek to follow in the footsteps of the wise. Seek what they sought.
Connie, it was a bad night! I never dreamed a friend's date who had just met us would try that, let alone with a trained K9, closest I have come in a long time to shooting someone, I am so proud of how my dog handled it. Needless to say, idiot got a taxi home, we all but shoved him into it (darn, watch that head), my friend who brought him as a date was so upset he tried that. Thank goodness my other dog set up barking like mad so we knew something wasn't right and came running. ACK...stupid. This happened a few years ago.
Not to hijack the thread but there is no reason a child can't learn the proper way to handle an animal.
My son is 7 ans has helped bottle feed rescue kittens, apply warm compresses to owies and helps me feed both the dogs and cats. he also feeds the fish and changes the water in his tank
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