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Quote: jennifer n. hack
... I want the dog to work for the handler, not for toys or food! I use a method called compulsion training. It is a very good method, used by some world-class trainers, and it requires no treat bribes or toys.
Quote: jim nash
... I've been using what I thought was Compulsion Training for years and so have some of the others in this discussion . It was the widest form of dog training that I knew of for years but training has advanced since then and there are now many other forms of training along with Compulsion Training that we can use to reach our desired goals . .... You however are making it sound like some hidden underground secret that's been used by the worlds best trainers and only now is the general public being made aware of it. The way you talk about it I'm actually starting to doubt I've actually been using Compulsion Training , but the general way you've described it so far it seems like the same thing I've been doing for years . ... Could you explain to me in more detail how you use it , say in teaching a dog to sit ?
Based on PMs, I believe that more than just you are waiting for that clarification.
... It would be great if the thread returned to the O.P. (if such an old thread is even viable). It was a request for advice from someone waiting for the Leerburg Basic Ob video #302, which is, of course, marker-training based, to arrive. His post was clearly asking for input "until I watch the video." ... There is no one on this thread who does not comprehend compulsion training (and very few who have not used it for years or decades). So let's return to the O.P.
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Re: Prong collar on a 5 month old pup for walking
[Re: Jim Nash ]
#206543 - 08/20/2008 11:05 PM 
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