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Originally Posted by
Gnasher
I find that extremely hard to believe! CM NEVER hits dogs. I think you may have exaggerated just a tad
The you can't see for looking!
Originally Posted by
Gnasher
in that case, I don't need to look cos i know that clip inside out, and its rubbish. The dog is not being strangled, he is doing that to himself! This is the wolf cross that CM kicks - fully accept that. But not strangling.
See pictures below, is the dog responsible for holding the lead up tight above his head? No that is being done by CM not the dog!
Originally Posted by
Gnasher
Agreed, Cesar's nudge looked suspiciously like a kick. You do not kick any dog, but if you kick a wolf cross that is unsocialised and has been allowed to get away with unbalanced and unruly behaviour, you will end up possibly being bitten like Cesar. He mishandled the situation, I do not disagree, but to say that he strangled the dog until it turned was totally ridiculous and a complete exaggeration!! Dogs do not turn blue !!
Check out point 2.20 onwards in the film clip when the dog collapses on the floor and check out what colour the dogs tongue is as it gasps for breath. It look's blue to me!
Originally Posted by
Gnasher
Maybe not you, although tbh I am not sure, but many on this thread have said that CM strings dogs up and someone even said Shadow was blue in the face !!
If you hold onto the end of a slip leash, against which a dog is pulling, then this is NOT domination, this is the dog fighting against the discipline, for want of a better word, of the lead.
No-one said the dog went blue in the face but it's tongue certainly was blue. The dog was fighting for it's life at being asphyxiated and had nothing to do with fighting at being disciplined, for which it should have recieved no correction as it did nothing wrong.
Originally Posted by
Gnasher
As for holding Shadow away from him, too b. right !! Having kicked the poor dog, I would have done exactly the same thing ! I see nothing wrong with this, it is exactly the behaviour of a good pack leader. Even pack leaders make mistakes.
Originally Posted by
Gnasher
The slap ? I disagree it is a slap, it is a robust Cesar "bite" ... a bit more robust than I personally would have used, I agree, but the noise you hear is the rattle of the collar and the sloshy noise of the dog's jowls. Although more jowly, we had a bloodhound when I was a teenager, and if you patted his head, his jowls made a slapping noise - like that noise we can make with our cheeks if we have liquid in our mouth. I think the noise we hear is a mix of the rattling collar and the dog jumping and causing his jowls to make that slapping noise.
Absolute rubbish, he hit that dog on screen for all to see. The dog didn't have any jowls and it was not the sound of a collar rattling.
Originally Posted by
gsdgirl:-)
shadow........so cesar got bitten, clothes ripped and the dog was "strangled".......what if the dog was around a child that accidently kicked it........doesn't bear thinking about does it.
this dog was clearly a red zone and probably wouldn't of laid down or acted like it did after the cesar incident being trained with a bag of treats! i'm a massive believer of positive training methods but to use this dog in a debate is hardly fair.
Shadow showed absolutely no signs of any aggression or indeed any behaviour to be concerned with but despite this he was 'corrected' by CM. He then proceeded to abuse to the dog and strangle it until it's tongue went blue (see point 2.20 in the clip and onwards) which is clearly visible. I have no idea what you believe is a 'red zoner' but this dog did nothing to warranted it's treatment.
These are stills taken from the video.
Picture one, CM is holding the dogs lead up at shoulder height, the lead is tight around the dogs neck, you can see from this picture that the dogs behaviour is anything but aggressive, it is fighting for it's life but still has his head turned away from CM. A truely aggressive dog would not hesitate in using it's teeth in this situation.
Picture two, dog is attempting to sit yet still CM holds the lead tight up above it's head.
Picture three. Take a good look at this dogs expression, that is a dog under stress, the lead is still very tight and it is obvious from the dogs face that it is struggling. Again no look of aggression at all just distress.
So as you can see from these 3 pictures CM does indeed 'string up' dogs. You will also see at point 2.20 onwards in the clip that he does it to the point of asphyxiation where the tongue has turned blue which anyone who knows anything will realise means that the dog is not recieving oxygenated blood which means the lead MUST have cut off the air supply to a significant degree.
So regardless of what CM lovers say, the evidence is plain for all to see. CM hits dogs, strings them up and asphyxiates them in order to gain 'control'. He completely fails to read a dogs body language when they are offering appeasement gestures and continues challenge a dog despite this resulting in a very stressed animal.
If you cannot see these acts from the breakdowns you have been given then I really question your abilities with regards to dog ownership.
Becky