I didn't know the video would cause such an issue. I tried to take it off, but unable to edit.
Whenever someone says my dog is trained, it's hard to know what that means. That was the purpose of the video nothing more. I have only posted 8 times, so it's a rookie mistake. Everyone breeeathe, relax it's going to be OK
Tracy Collins Webboard User Reg: 10-09-2008
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We're all chill. It's just off-putting to have someone who apparently charges money to train dogs (and advertising that fact here) asking such rookie questions. And asking with a small dose of snarkiness to boot. A 2-minute sit stay is "fully trained?"
Clearly you've got skills and instincts with dogs, and have had some success at it. And now you've learned different ideas here that you can try out. IMO, Both your postings here today can be solved by addressing the same issue.
Connie Sutherland Moderator Reg: 07-13-2005
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Quote: turk akbay
I didn't know the video would cause such an issue. I tried to take it off, but unable to edit.
Whenever someone says my dog is trained, it's hard to know what that means. That was the purpose of the video nothing more. I have only posted 8 times, so it's a rookie mistake. Everyone breeeathe, relax it's going to be OK
I understand.
Barbara explained succinctly why the advertisement raises red flags.
We've had some very bad "training" advertised here under the guise of requests for information.
Connie Sutherland Moderator Reg: 07-13-2005
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It's just off-putting to have someone who apparently charges money to train dogs (and advertising that fact here) asking such rookie questions. .... A 2-minute sit stay is "fully trained?" ... Both your postings here today can be solved by addressing the same issue.
Ditto. (Knowledge and opinion. )
Leadership, pack structure.
Both, hands down, trump any kind of sit, down, stay, heel training.
You will never be sorry about the time and effort spent if you address your pack structure and leadership issues.
Just want to emphasize the UTI possibilities.... Take your boy to the vet, if your SURE that your Pack Structure is 100% solid. (sounds like it's not, if there is body checking going on)
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