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29-07-2009, 03:24 PM
It`s all a bit Emperor`s New Clothes for me - COAPE have just come out to expose the true picture which is good. But it`ll take another Guru I think to combat the GP`s view that this man is a miracle-worker.
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29-07-2009, 03:28 PM
Originally Posted by CheekyChihuahua 
Jackbox, you know darn well that I wasn't saying that if you follow CM, you won't get a dog with issues. I was saying that I do understand dogs and the way they work, contrary to what Ramble was suggesting (even though she's now backtracking).
Anyone can get a dog with problems, it's how you deal with the problems that counts.
As for me owning a large aggressive dog, I would only get a large dog from a puppy (if ever I get one which is unlikely because of the Chis) and with guidance from CM's ways of working with dogs, I doubt very much that I would have an aggressive dog
rune
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29-07-2009, 03:44 PM
Originally Posted by Ramble
Ahhh but you said in your previous post that you did turn the sound down CC??? I am a little confused here....
The words "taste" and "medicine" may be relevant here?
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29-07-2009, 03:52 PM
Originally Posted by CheekyChihuahua
As for me owning a large aggressive dog, I would only get a large dog from a puppy (if ever I get one which is unlikely because of the Chis) and with guidance from CM's ways of working with dogs, I doubt very much that I would have an aggressive dog
But making a statement on you doubting ever being in the position of owning an aggressive dog, if you had it from a puppy and using CM way of training... is a totally lack of understanding of canine makeup.
Nature v Nurture will come into play here and sadly nature will play a huge part in the dogs life,
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29-07-2009, 04:15 PM
Originally Posted by rune
If you can't see the stress signals from the dogs on the CM programme I am sorry but you DON'T understand dogs.
rune
There are so many "experts" on Dogsey
And so many people that don't understand dogs - IN THE EXPERTS' OPINIONS
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29-07-2009, 04:20 PM
Originally Posted by Jackbox
Sorry, CC that statement shows complete nativity in the understanding of how dogs can become aggressive.
I agree with this, and it is how you deal with the problem that matters..
But making a statement on you doubting ever being in the position of owning an aggressive dog, if you had it from a puppy and using CM way of training... is a totally lack of understanding of canine makeup.
Nature v Nurture will come into play here and sadly nature will play a huge part in the dogs life,
Funny that I have several dogs, from several different breeders, differing bloodlines, some I've bred myself and not a single bone of aggression between them. Mmmmmmmmmmmm complete nativity
(I know you meant naivity but couldn't resist)
Guess I must be lucky or perhaps I actually do know something about dogs - fancy that - and I'm not part of the Dogsey Experts Society
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29-07-2009, 04:41 PM
Originally Posted by Gnasher
I think CC is being sarcastic Ramble
The words "taste" and "medicine" may be relevant here?
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