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Date Posted: 18:45:17 07/01/03 Tue
Author: Lynne
Subject: Re: Humane Connection Method
In reply to: AJ 's message, "Humane Connection Method" on 21:31:04 06/17/03 Tue

All I know about it is that it was supposedly developed by a trainer in Oregon named Brittany Madison. I don't know anything about her or her success other than the ads she has paid for to run in DogWorld magazine. Perhaps you got ahold of those same ads but if not, here is her phone number (503)663-7343. She offers a video of her dogs training for $35.00 and has a book in the works, according to her ad.
Good luck. BTW, is there a reason why you would be reluctant to use food for training? You can and should phase the food out and if you pair the food with praise there should be no reason to fear the dog "only working for food" as the foodaphobics would have you believe.

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>All I know about it is that it was supposedly >developed by a trainer in Oregon named Brittany >Madison. I don't know anything about her or her >success other than the ads she has paid for to run in >DogWorld magazine. Perhaps you got ahold of those same >ads but if not, here is her phone number >(503)663-7343. She offers a video of her dogs training >for $35.00 and has a book in the works, according to >her ad. >Good luck. BTW, is there a reason why you would be >reluctant to use food for training? You can and should >phase the food out and if you pair the food with >praise there should be no reason to fear the dog "only >working for food" as the foodaphobics would have you >believe.
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