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Date Posted: 09:05:01 01/08/03 Wed
Author: Emily
Subject: but it's not about only the breed
In reply to: Lisa 's message, "It's because they don't understand the breed..." on 08:44:20 01/08/03 Wed

>BH's post proved it. They won't stand up to him-they
>know even less about the breed than he does.
>
>This was a dog that was unsuitable for that type of
>work. And any reputable trainer would have refused to
>go farther with the dog. Period.
>

I agree absolutely that this kind of force training is particularly unsuited to bullybreeds.

But why would it be suitable for ANY dog?

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