Jennifer Marshal Webboard User Reg: 08-02-2007
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Pardon me if this video clip has been discussed before, but I just came across it and I am confused as to what exactly is going on here? Is this supposed to be soem sort of training session, or is the dog just acting up and being slammed around for good measure? It seems the dog's focus is on the gun the handler is trying to get. Has anyone seen this before or have any info as to the truth of the matter if it is not what it seems to be (which is a dog with no respect for the handler and a handler that can't seem to gain control of his dog)
How sore do you think that dog was the next day after being twisted, slammed, and pinned down with a knee?
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AH, ok, sorry about that guys, when I searched I must not have used the correct words, I did not come upon that thread. My apologies, I will read through it Thank you Jason.
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I tried to edit my post to say the following but ran out of time (I'm longwinded )
After reviewing the video with my speakers actually turned on I do hear the instructor now, and after reading all the responses to Ed's original posting about the video I understand better that this was not just someone catching a handler unable to control his dog, that this was a staged "training session."
I would never do that to any of my dogs due to the fact that I would likely get bitten, I believe alpha rolling dogs is stupid, agreeing with everything I've read about Ed's opinion on that particular subject.
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Thank you Jason.
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