He answered his own question. He doesn't need any help from you or any of the experienced handlers! He can teach himself!
LOL
Troll.
Quote: Alyssa Myracle
Dogs don't have ESP. Regardless of your INTENT, it's still defense-illiciting.
I'm sorry you take advice and knowledge given freely as lecturing. See how easily intent goes out the window? I had no intent of putting you into defense, and yet, here we are...
I'm shocked there are no cheaper clubs. Mine costs $110 per YEAR.
At least, go to a Michael Ellis seminar.
I'll leave off giving advice unless specifically solicited, I can see we have a commo barrier.
There are two I've found within 70 miles of my home, both charge $25 per Saturday, plus club fees, and then $50 for the temperament test. $125 a day for a seminar is laughable at this point. If I had that money it'd go straight into car maintenance, because that's needed.
I have nothing more to say to you on this subject.
Quote: Connie Sutherland
I have seen more than one handler express surprise and disbelief (and finally dismay) when it was pointed out to them that were eliciting a defense response.
Then there's no such thing as play? Everything is always defense and aggression? That doesn't seem to make much sense.
Quote: steve strom
Kinda like this maybe Connie?
Quote:
I was putting too much pressure on him at the same time he was coming in strong and pushing the tug too far back into his mouth.
Translation: I accidentally shoved the tug too far into his mouth because I expected him to give it his usual 1/2-3/4 bite. Taking things out of context just to prove a point is for the lose.
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This is a non-issue to me. I know what it was play because I was actually there. None of you were. I've never met a good teacher who made wild assumptions and absolute statements without even seeing what they were working with. Thank you, good day. I'm over this topic.
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[Re: Connie Sutherland ]
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