Connie Sutherland Moderator Reg: 07-13-2005
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Quote: cathy goessman
Larry I noticed that your web site said "Formerly of Sit Means Sit". If exposure to Fred and his methods/tools are the only things you have used it might be time to just go back to marker training. Shelve the e-collar for awhile and go back to basics. .... I say this because all the Sit means Sit trained people I've met know very little past escape/avoidance training using an e-collar. That has it's limits and really is not fair to the dog. You don't have to constantly stim a dog to get an obedient partner.
Ditto. And knowing Ed's opinion of Sit Means Sit, we'll close this.
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Re: Loss of drive when e collar is on.
[Re: Cathy Goessman ]
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