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>I've had to undo some of the unreliable, confused >messes that resulted from this type of treatment. >That's usually they problem...they use these harsh >methods and dump them off on somebody else when it (of >course) doesn't work. > >What does this teach the dog? What association is the >dog building with the shock? It's distraction and >useless. Does nothing to build a behavior or stop >one. Just takes the dog's mind off of it for the >moment. > >Very sad. > > >>>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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