TheAmazingPuppyWizard@Mail.Com

Superior Court Of California, County Of Los Angeles,
captain haggerty Vs The Amazing Puppy Wizard <{) ; ~ ) >

A Personal Message To captain arthur haggerty, LYING
DOG ABUSING PUNK THUG COWARD.

HOWEDY captain hagerty you lying dog
abusing punk thug coward,

Seems Superior Court Of California, County
Of Los Angeles in case # BC294519 Haggerty
Vs The Amazing Puppy Wizard for FRAUD
DEFAMATION and INFLICTION of EMOTIONAL
HARM has been THROWN HOWET on accHOWENT
of YOU CAN'T PROVE The Amazing Puppy Wizard
is a FRAUD and YOU CAN'T PROVE YOU AIN'T
a DOG ABUSER A LIAR A COWARD OR a MENTAL
CASE JUST LIKE HOWE The Amazing Puppy Wizard
SEZ YOU IS, captain lying dog abusing punk
thug coward fraud, haggerty <{) ; ~ ) >


> Household Control
>By Capt. A.J. Haggerty

>Obedience training is certainly for the ring,

That so, cap'n? Seems The Amazing Puppy
Wizard has made a three ring circus HOWETA
you and your GRADUATE STUDENTS booby
maida and uncle matty. Your little girl seems
to know MOORE abHOWET trainin than your
GRADUATE STUDENTS, cap'n. Seems your
daughter KNOWS ZEN BREATHIN and SHOCK
COLLAR TRAININ to boot, eh you dog abusin
fraud punk thug coward?

Well, don't take offense cap'n, it's EITHER THAT
or you're a FREAKIN MENTAL CASE, just judgin
by your own written words, eh cap'n?

> but it can also be used to help peace and order
> reign at home.

That so? You run HOWETA sumpthin to say abHOWET
trainin dogs like HOWE you RUN HOWETA STUFF to
say when you was TRYIN to SUE The Amazing Puppy
Wizard for DEFAMATION SLANDER and EMOTIONAL
SUFFERIN on accHOWENT of HE PROVED YOU to be
a dog aubsing punk thug coward OR active long term
ACUTE INCURABLE MENTAL CASE JUST LIKE HOWE
HE SEZ YOU IS, cap'n?

BWEEEEEEEEAAAAHAHAHHHAHAAA!!!

BETTER BRING YOUR SUIT AGAIN, captain
LYING DOG ABUSING PUNK THUG COWARD
FRAUD.

>In helping a dog make the transition from puppy to mature adult,

Dogs do that on their own, cap'n,
IF YOU STOP HURTING THEM.

> you are likely to encounter many pitfalls.

Only if we follow your advice, you dog abusing coward.

> Obedience training offers a simple way to
> overcome those pitfalls.

You choke shock crate and intimidate dogs, captain.

> Even with obedience training, though, a puppy is
> still a puppy, and you know what trouble they can
> get into.

That's a result of YOUR advice, captain, not puppy behavior.

>Nonetheless,

You're a FRAUD, captain haggerty. You're a dog
abuser a liar a coward and FRAUD. EITHER THAT,
or if you DENY IT, you're a MENTAL CASE TO BOOT
on accHOWENT of it's all in your own written words...
captain, JUST LIKE HOWE The Amazing Puppy
Wizard TOLD THE JUDGE.

BWEEEEEEEEAAHAHAHHAHAHAAA!!!

> there are a number of tools and training devices
> (for example, crates, tie-outs, long lines, leads
> and tabs) that can reduce the problems while
>simultaneously advancing training. You have the
>choice of using none of them, one or two of them,
> or all of them. Mix and match them depending on
>your lifestyle and household setup. What are you
> trying to achieve? I just try to achieve peace and
> quiet! Keeping the pup out from under my feet and
>away from the garbage is peace and quiet for me.

You MIGHT TRY TRAININ the dog not to do STUFF.

> Obedience training will slow the puppy down

That so? CITES PLEASE, captain LYING DOG
ABUSING PUNK THUG COWARD FRAUD?

> and help it to "mature" gradually,

BWEEEEEEAAAHAHAHHAHAA!!!

You MIGHT TRY learnin HOWE to TRAIN a dog
instead of jerkin chokin and lockin IT in a box, captain
FRAUD COWARD PUNK THUG LIAR... EITHER THAT
or you're just a plain ol freakin MENTAL CASE.

YOU PICK 'em, captain..

> but you want to get things in order more quickly.

The Amazing Puppy Wizard has IDENTIFIED EXXXPOSED
and DISCREDITED you as a lying dog abusing punk thug
coward, captain dog abuser.

The Amazing Puppy Wizard has likeWIZE IDENTIFIED
EXXXPOSED and DISCREDITED your GRADUATE
STUDENTS uncle matty and booby maida, AIN'T HE,
captain DOG ABUSING FRAUD.

> Keeping the puppy in a crate will improve things
> for the time being

Locking dogs in boxes CONfHOWENDS HOWEsbreakin
and makes dogs hyperactive and neurotic, captain dog
abusing punk thug coward fraud... OR MENTAL CASE,
HOWEVER YOU PREFER, you pick 'm, cap'n.

BWEEEEEEEAAAHAHAHHAHAAA!!!

> but will not move the pup forward in its training.

PERHAPS A LITTLE CHOKIN and SHOCKIN is in order, cap'n?

> You want the pup to become a member of the family.

So lock IT in a box an choke it, cap'n?

> Start working on training ASAP and you will be able
> to minimize the use of the crate that much sooner.

That so?

> Many things are happening during this period of the dog's life,

You mean besides a punk thug coward lockin
IT in a box an chokin and chin chuckin and scruff
shakin IT, captain dog abusing punk thug coward?

> and each family has different requirements.

That so? Like dra. schlessinger's family? Your
GRADUATE STUDENT uncle matty trained her
dog to attack her, didn't he, captain. HE RIPPED
HER OFF for her hard earned dough, to boot.
DIDN'T HE, captain, JUST LIKE HOWE YOU
TAUGHT HIM.

> For this reason you want to be aware of these
> "tools" so that your mixing and matching is successful.

You mean you AIN'T GOT NO METHOD.

>The Tools
> A couple of good ways to keep the pup out
> from underfoot are to teach stays and to use
> the "umbilical cord." The umbilical cord is a
> six-foot lead that you tie to your belt loop.
> This is a great aid in housebreaking, too.

No it AIN'T, captain. HOWEsbreakin is INSTINCTIVE
at four weeks of age if you don't lock IT in a box, cap'n.

> The proximity of you and the dog ensures that
> you become aware of one another. It is the
> puppy's job to stay out from under your feet,
> not your job to constantly look out for the puppy.

Yeah. THAT'S HOWE you teach dogs to FEAR
and TURN ON YOUR GRADUATE STUDENT
uncle matty's CUSTOMERS, captain lying dog
abusing punk thug coward fraud.

"The FRUIT don't fall far from the doGgamened
FRUITCAKE," The Puppy Wizard's DADDY <{) ; ~ ) >

>The pup rapidly learns to do this.

On accHOWENT of IT FEARS YOU HURTIN HIM.

>Teaching stays is facilitated by the use of the tie-out,

THAT'S INSANE, captain dog abusin fraud.
You can't train a STAY command by tyin a
dog to a wall, you freakin simpleton.

> which is similar to the old dog show bench chain.
> By screwing two or three eye screws, which you
> can find at any hardware store, into the baseboard
> you will have multiple places for your dog.

Tyin the dog to the wall will make it FEAR
AGGRESSIVE. It's CALLED "chained dog
SYNDROME," captain haggerty. Tying dogs
has been HOWEtlawed in some C-HOWENTYS
for that same same same REASON, cap'n.

> Whether you use a bench chain or some
> other non-chewable restraint,

If your dog is CHEWING AT HIS RESTRAINTS he
COULD BE GOIN INSANE captain dog abuser.

Pupperly handled and trained dogs do not CHEW
their RESTRAINTS like you do when taken into
protective custody FOR MENTAL HEELTH CARE
FOR ANIMAL ABUSE captain haggerty... EITHER
THAT, or you're A CRIMINAL ANIMAL ABUSER.

Or have you NEVER BEEN TAKIN IN for ABUSING CRITTERS?

IF NOT, IT AIN'T TOO LATE, captain, you STILL ABUSE DOGS.

> it should be relatively short.

As NATURE INTENDED, eh cap'n?

> As long as the dog has room to stand up and turn
> around, it is long enough.

We wouldn't want the chain long enough for
the dog to LUNGE AGAINST IT while IT is
TRYIN to CHEW HIS RESTRAINTS off, cap'n.

YOU KNOW HOWE THAT IS, DON'T YOU, cap'n.

EITHER THAT, or you AIN'T NEVER BEEN HOWEspitalized
for ABUSING INNOCENT CRITTERS, captain?

WELL IF NOT, YOU'RE DUE, captain. HOWE COME
you HURT and INTIMIDATE innocent critters, and LIE
abHOWET it, cap'n? Might THAT be to defend your
miserable worthless undeserved REPUTATION?

Or is that just part of your MENTAL ILLNESS?

EITHER THAT, or you're just a criminal dog abusin
Sadist and dog abusing FRAUD. Better go for the
mentally incompetent plea, cap.

> Attaching it to the baseboard provides a secure
> way of anchoring the dog,

You mean on accHOWENT of you don't know
HOWE to TRAIN a dog to STAY, cap'n? It only
takes a few minutes if you don't physically restrain
the dog therebye triggering the opposition reflex,
captain... you know, the WON that makes you
fight your restraints when taken into protective
custody for mental heelth care... EITHER THAT
or you're a CRIMINAL ABUSER, captain...

> but if you can attach it overhead there is less
> of a chance that the dog will get tangled in the
> chain.

We teach the dog to not entangle hisself but
that ain't gonna happen if the dog is FIGHTING
HIS RESTRAINTS, captain.


> Be sure, however, to always be within hearing
>distance of the dog in case this does happen.
> Do not use tie-outs when the dog is left alone.

That's absurd, captain. If you trained the dog to
accpet being tied IT wouldn't FIGHT the restraints
and entangle hisself, captain. WOULD IT.

> If you must leave the dog alone, use the crate.

HOWE does the captain EXXXPECT HIS dogs to
protect HIS HOWES if they're locked in a box?

> Work on those stays when you are doing household chores.

You mean tie the dog to the wall, captain?

> We want to get you working smarter, not harder.

That so? HOWE COME you're cratin and tyin dogs
to the walls instead of trainin them in abHOWET a
couple HOWERS of EZ GENTLE NON PHYSICAL
CONDITIONING as taught in your FREE copy of The
Amazing Puppy Wizard's FREE WWW Wits' End
Dog Training Method Manual, captain?

> To get a respite from this drill, use the crate.

HOWE does lockin IT in a box teach the stay command, cap'n?

> It would be great if you could work on stays 24 hours a day,

You mean instead of trainin a reliable stay
command in abHOWET twenty minutes flat,
cap'n? PERHAPS THAT'S HOWE COME
The Amazing Puppy Wizard SEZ you're FRAUD.


> but I want you to take a break.

That so? Lockin the dog in a box or tyin IT
to the wall is EXXXHAUSTING for the retired
cap'n, is it?

> If you don't, there is a chance you will "forget"
> about your dog when working on these stays.

Well perhaps you need to increase your
anti psychotic medication cap'n?

> Rule number one:

ROTATE YOUR MEDS?

Or "DO ANYTHING THAT WORKS," cap'n?

>Do not forget about your dog.

O.K., cap'n. But you'd better rotate your meds...

>Graduate from the tie-out to a long line.

BWEEEEAAHAHAHHAAA!!!

> This is a 25- or 30-foot lead.

>Realize that you will not be using the entire 25 or 30 feet.

O.K.

> If you do, the lead will become twisted and
> turned as the pup moves about. I recommend
> using rope with a brass snap attached. It is
> cheaper, and you will not become as upset
> if your dog decides to chew on it.

The DOG is UPSET if IT "DECIDES" to CHEW IT,
captain... JUST LIKE HOWE you chew at your
restraints, cap'n.

> One reason for switching from the tie-out to the
> long line is that you want to expand the training.

You mean the TIE IT TO THE WALL trainin, cap'n?
HOWE do you "EXXXPAND" the crate TRAININ,
cap'n? You lock the dog in a tennis court?

>Start working on recalls.

Like RECALLIN that CHIN CHUCK you taught IT, cap'n?

> When the puppy comes, shower it with
> praise and reward it with a treat or two.

You can't train a dog to come to you for a bribe
and you can't train a dog to work for "REWARDS"
on accHOWENT of the dog won't know WHAT
you're REWARDING UNLESS THE DOG IS IN
THE ACT and THEN your REWARD will DISTRACT
the dog from thinkin of the CONTEXT of the COMMAND.

But THAT'S HOWE COME you're a FRAUD, ain't it, cap'n.

> The lead's purpose is not to restrain the dog
>but to act as backup if the dog does not come
> when called or if it breaks one of the stays.

BWEEEEEEEAAAHAHAHHAHAAA!!!

> Put the dog on a sit-stay when you are doing
> something else. Lay the lead so that it is pointing
> toward you. Should the pup not come when called,
> or if it breaks a stay, you can take the appropriate
> action with the lead.

You taught us to jerk and choke IT, cap'n.

> How to Keep It Easy on Yourself
> When working on these stays and recalls,
> you are doing maximum amounts of work
> with a minimum amount of effort.

You mean lockin IT in a box and tyin IT to a wall...

> Give the dog a stay as you rearrange your sock drawer.

Take a good peek-a-boo for The Amazing Puppy Wizard.
HE'S been known or SUSPECTED to hang HOWET in
dog abusers sock drawers...

> After the sock drawer is in apple-pie order,

Like HOWE they taught you in the army, eh cap'n?

> call thepuppy and reward it. Remember: Work
> smarter, not harder. The more time you
> spend training your dog, the better the results.

Well cap'n, your dogs must be very good on
accHOWENT of they're IN TRAININ FOREVER
on accHOWENT of "REINFORCEMENT NEVER
ENDS," cap'n.

> If you are able to train the dog

By tyin IT to the wall and lockin IT in a box...

> while doing household chores, you have
> a win-win situation.

So long as you don't FORGET abHOWET IT.

> This is easily accomplished, but too often
> we do not even think about it.

That so, cap'n?

> You must be continually aware of the dog and
> its whereabouts when you are doing those chores.
>You don't have to keep the dog in sight, but it is a
>good idea to do so. Here are a few ideas on how
> to "see" the dog without the dog seeing you.

>1. Mirrors and reflections help you watch your dog. A TV
>screen or windows,
>depending on lighting conditions and time of day, will work.
>If you are
>really industrious you can position mirrors or even set up a
>closed-circuit
>TV camera but, frankly, I prefer to keep it simple.

>2. You can watch a dog's ears over a countertop or its tail
>through a door. Believe me, if that dog's ears or tail disappear,
>the dog has broken its stay.

BELIEVE YOU, cap'n? You told us to HURT
and INTIMDIATE and lock the dog in a box
and bribe IT, cap'n.

>3. Lay the lead out so you can see it. If it moves,
> the dog has moved.

IMAGINE? You'd NEED to HURT the dog INSTANTLY
or you'd be VARIABLY REINFORCING the dog breakin
the command, wouldn't you, captain lyin dog abusin fraud
or you're a mental case...

>Remember, creativity counts.

You mean PRETEND you've trained the dog, cap'n?

> With a little imagination you can develop your
> own techniques for "watching" your dog.

That so? You mean so you can CATCH IT IN THE
ACT of disobeyin the COMMANDS you TAUGHT IT?

>Now you want to move on to a shorter lead.

The Amazing Puppy Wizard been keepin you
dog abusing punk thug cowards on a short lead...

> If you've used a rope,

Too bad you wasn't Navy, cap't. They got some
EXXXCELLENT knots you could use in the event
the STRESS of bein on The Amazing Puppy Wizard's
short leash becomes too much for you.

> perhaps the dog has helped you out by chewing it shorter.

You mean from GOIN INSANE, cap'n?

> A 6-foot lead (or rope) would be the next step.

Wasn't we just on the six foot lead pryor to the 25' lead
which we don't need all of on accHOWENT of the dog
will get CONfHOWENDED in it, cap'n?

> Even this lead will eventually be eliminated,

You mean when the dog ESCAPES, cap'n? Or
do you mean when heel freezes over, cap'n?

> but a tab should be used as a safety measure

So you can grab and jerk and choke your dog, cap'n...

> when necessary.

RIGHT. On accHOWENT of as a dog trainer you're
EITHER a DOG ABUSING PUNK THUG COWARD
FRAUD and LIAR or a MENTAL CASE.

AT LEAST THAT'S HOWE The Amazing Puppy Wizard
SEZ YOU IS, captain dog abusing punk thug coward <{) ; ~ ) >

> A tab is a super-short "lead" consisting
> of a handle and a snap that attaches to
> the collar.

So you can CHOKE the dog when IT doesn't listen.

>People want to know how long you can leave
>the dog in a crate or tied up.

That so? WHO? ONLY MENTAL CASES and DOG
ABUSING FRAUDS LOCK DOGS IN BOXES AND
TIE THEM TO THE WALL AND TRY TO CALL THAT
TRAININ, captain dog abusing punk thug coward fraud.

>The goal should be to keep the period of time
> you use these devices as brief as possible. As
> the training progresses, the "confinement" time
> can andshould be reduced. Also, as the training
> progresses, you will find you have a calmer pup
> in the house. The reward for that calmness is
>more freedom for both you and the dog. You no
>longer have to concentrate on the dog as much,
>though you must continue to be aware of the dog.

That so?

>Obedience is not just for competition. It is for now!

So we got to lock IT in a box and tie IT to the wall
and bribe and jerk and choke IT, eh cap'n?

> It is for today!

That so?

> It is for everyday living!

YOU HURT DOGS to train them you dog abusing punk.

>Capt. A.J. Haggerty is the author of How to Get
>Your Pet Into Show Business, and Dog Tricks,
>co-authored with Carol Lea Benjamin. His
>newest book is How to Teach Your Dog to Talk.
>AKC GAZETTE articles are selected for their
> general interest and entertainment values.
>Authors' views do not necessarily represent the
> policies of the American Kennel Club, nor does
> their publication constitute an endorsement by
> the AKC.

TO BE CONTINUED...

TheAmazingPuppyWizard@Mail.Com

"Accentuate The Positive -

Punishment Free Training Is A Wonderful
Sounding Concept, A Great Sales Pitch,"
captain arthur haggerty, author, AKC Gazette.

HOWEDY People,

"Accentuate The Positive." That's the title of our
friend captain haggerty's column in the recent a.k.c.
gazette. "When positive reinforcement is all that is
necessary, training is pleasurable to both of you,"
says the good cap'n.

At least we can agree on that.

Maybe the good capt'n has been reading my posts
here and is feeling a lot self-conscious about our
recent progress teaching dog owners to understand
what's gone wrong.

Well, its about time. Too bad the good cap'n (teacher
to uncle matty [see L.A.Weekly article] and our own
boob maida and ???possibly our own anonymous
dogman???) is on the wrong side the fear, force,
confrontation, and pain issue.

Our "traditional trainers" led by the likes of our good
cap'n and our Descartean professors of behavior are
the root of the problem, rather than a source of
information
and inspiration that we desperately need and want...

Too bad our good cap'n is hiding behind the cover of
the akc and their publication The A.K.C. Gazzette,
where he can't be forced to respond to this criticism
and indictment of his methods, methodology, and
madness and engage in discussion or debate or at
least TRY to defend his unconscionalble point of
view that HURTING BRIBING and INTIMIDATING DOGS
or CHILDREN to train them is apuprriate, intellignent,
and justifiable based on his thirty sumthin years of
HURTING INTMIDATING BRIBING and LOCKING DOGS
IN BOXES and tryin to get HOWET callin THAT,
TRAINING and MURDERING dogs he can't abuse
into subordination... or "TRAIN", if you will.

You think he knows enough about dog training and
conditioning behavior to teach you HOWE to use only
positive reinforcement? He can't do it himself, so
HOWE do you expect him to teach you?

The good cap'n mumbles on about his perception of
clicker training and calls it LUCK. He then goes on to
say: "if you have to let a dog know when it is doing
something right, then you must also let it know when
it is doing something wrong." (Don't you just love it
when dog lovers refer to your dog as IT?)

HOWE does the good cap'n extrapolate the need to
let the dog know he's doing something we want, to
being obligated to tell the dog he's doing something
we don't want?

That's the point to USING "PURELY PLEASURABLE

POSITIVE ONLY, NON PHYSICAL SCIENTIFIC and
PSYCHOLOGICAL methods ONLY.

WE do not NEED to tell the dog NO if we
are smart enough to OUTWIT the cunning
of the domestic PUPPY DOG using EFFECTIVE
NON PHYSICAL CONDITIONING.

It's EZ if you know HOWE. The good cap'n doesn't.

Or he wouldn't NEED to HURT and INTMIMIDATE
and LOCK DOGS IN BOXES and SHOCK and
SPRAY AVERSIVES in their eyes and TELL US
IT DON'T HURT.

The good cap'n further shoves his foot deep into his
mouth with: "the latter requires some sort of negative
reinforcement, which, of course, is something of an
oxymoron."

Too bad he doesn't understand the scientific meaning
of the terms positive and negative reinforcent.

Yes I know exactly what the cap'n means. He means
that he does not have the intellect to be able to train a
dog without hurting and confronting him.

First he starts off talking "purely positive" and then he
says that because we tell the dog when he's doing
something right, that we're obligated to tell the dog
when he's doing something wrong.

That's what the cap'n does. Competent dog trainers
don't do that because it's confrontational and causes
aversions to commands and handler and TEACHES
dogs and children to DO those behaviors as soon a
his ABUSER turns his back.

"It can be as uncomplicated as saying a firm NO."

EXACTLY MY POINT.

Competent trainers don't be telling dogs "firmly NO"
on account of that's what provokes dogs to do more
of the same behavior to make us stop in our tracks
to tell them NO and spend time distracted WITH
them, when all we would have needed is to allow
the dog to attempt the behavior and make a brief
variably alternating distraction INSTANTLY followed
with PROLONGED SINCERE EXXXUBERANT
UNCONDITIONAL PRAISE.

Do that a few times in a row and the dog will be
broken of that behavior. But our heavy handed thick
headed weak minded cap'n can't figure that out because
he doesn't have the brains to outwit the cunning of
the domestic puppy dog or he wouldn't NEED to hurt
and intimidate them, would he???

Or, is it because he enjoys jerking and choking and
confronting dogs to make them do what he wants? I
think our friend the good cap'n might have some
CONTROL issues to deal with in his own personality
complex.

"One good thing about negative reinforcement is that
when appropriately delivered, it can immediately stop
an unwanted behavior."

O.K. cap'n. You can repress a behavior but there is
often a replacement behavior that may be worse than
the behavior you are trying to repress. I can give dozens
of examples like SEPARATION anxiHOWESNESS
CAR SICKNESS, FEAR OF THUNDER, LIGHT /
SHADOW / FLY SNAPPING OCD's, so don't even
THINK of startin with that.

"Now I know there are people who claim that they use
only positive reinforcement and no negatives;" but the
good cap'n isn't familar enough with dog training and
behavior to do that. "I'm a bit skeptical when when I
hear this claim."

And that's all the proof I need to prove our good
cap'n to be an incompetent dog trainer:

HOWE do they PUNISH Shamu?

HOWER GOOD cap'n CONtinues:

"You CAN train a dog using all positives. Generally
speaking, though, it is not as efficacious."

Now ain't that an oxymoron?

Either that or it's an outright lie.

What's the story? If you hurt a dog he's going to want
to work more willingly and more creatively than if you
are only using positive motivation and conditioning
techniques which will make the dog think he's working
instinctively through his natural pack cooperative
teamwork effort as NATURE PROGRAMMED HIM?

Come off it cap'n. Get the heel outta this business
and stop misleading people because you ain't bright
enough to train a dog without hurting them.

Then the good cap'n continues on talking about
corrections and punishiment and says "punishment
free training is a wonderful sounding concept, a great
sales pitch." The cap'n is fighting for his career and
reputation. His ship is sinking fast.

Then our good cap'n, the expert who isn't bright
enough to train a puppy dog without hurting him
has the nerve to say "They are making some great
adjustments and sacrifices for what they feel to be
the sake of their dog."

Does the cap'n think that training dogs quickly and
without fear, force, confrontation, punishment, or
negative side effects is not as sensible as training
a dog by locking IT inside of a crate and a chin cuffing
and scruff shaking and jerking and choking IT on a
pronged choke or shock collar and time outs and
punishments "TO ENHANCE THE BOND between
TRAINER AND DOG"?

Something is very wrong here.

We've got an expert who can't train a dog without
hurting him telling YOU that WE can't train dogs
as quickly and effectively using proven scientific
and psychological behavior conditoning and modification
techniques.

That's outrageous, isn't it folks?

Our simple minded cap'n continues to discredit himself
saying: "Some even feel that corrections would shatter
their relationship with their dog. I'm sure that they
do not have that tenuous a relationship with their
dogs, but if they feel they do, that is their
perorgative."

What's tenuous about a good relationship? Suppose
it only deteriorates your relationship A LITTLE.

That's GOOD?

There's no need to force and hurt dogs to train them.
IF our cap'n's got enough intelligence, he's only using
it to fabricate arguments to defend his thirty sumthin
year history of abusing dogs and calling it training.

He then goes on to rationalize HOWE non force
training takes longer. He don't get it. He don't
understand getting a dog to NATURALLY WANT
to do everything you ask because YOU know HOWE
to make Natural Law work for you to compel your
dog to want to do anything you ask without pain
force, fear, intimidation, bribery or punishment.

The cap'n goes off rambling about the "combination
approach" of sometimes being positive and sometimes
being corrective forgetting about such things as
allelomimetic behavior and consistancy and slobbers
all over himself saying "it reduces stress by letting
the dog realize what's wanted and you can tell by the
expression on it's face IT appreciates the guidance."
"Why limit yourself?"

The good cap'n don't get it because he's not
intellectually
capable of understanding. He goes on to say: "Punishment
free trainers deserve credit for taking a road less
traveled.

It's not a road that I choose to take.

I want to get the job done expeditiously."

So he confronts and punishes a dog because he
doen't think making a dog want to do everything
you ask using purely positive proven effective
scientific and psychological techniques is possible.

Your positive pal, Jerry "Mr NICE Guy," Howe,

The Amazing Puppy Wizard. <{}; ~ } >

All truth passes through three stages.
First, it is ridiculed.
Second, it is violently opposed.
Third, it is accepted as being self-evident.
-Arthur Schopenhauer

"Thank you for fighting the fine fight--
even tho it's a hopeless task,
in this system of things.
As long as man is ruling man,
there will be animals (and humans!)
abused and neglected. :-(
Your student," Juanita.

"If you've got them by the balls their hearts
and minds will follow,"
John Wayne.

GOT MILK?

ANY QUESTIONS, DUMMIES?
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