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Anyone watch this on TV? That guy certainly seems to understand dogs!
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FifeJillandIan said:Anyone watch this on TV? That guy certainly seems to understand dogs!
Did you see it last night? I realised that a lot of the things that Rottweiler was doing (apart from the agression) were ringing bells as Blue ( my 7 month old whippet) lunges at passing bikes when we're out for a walk. He also likes to dive up at me - it always seems very cute and friendly but I'm realising it's also a sign of dominance and I shouldn't really be encouraging that kind of behaviour. He also dominates our greyhound who puts up with an awful lot. When he's off the lead for a good run, he'll run at us full tilt and body slam into our legs (we have bruises to show for it). Of course, while I'm watching The Dog Whisperer Blue is curled up on the couch snoozing away like a wee angel! :- "midlanderkeith said:FifeJillandIan said:Anyone watch this on TV? That guy certainly seems to understand dogs!
I watch every episode, good isnt he
keith
hely said:oohh cesar millan....
hes my hero, i watch it and tape it evey week....love him :wub:
got it :thumbsup:FifeJillandIan said:hely said:oohh cesar millan....
hes my hero, i watch it and tape it evey week....love him :wub:
Have you seen his book? It's called Cesar's Way. I've only just started it but it's interesting so far.
Do you think it will help me tame my little angel? ohely said:got it :thumbsup:FifeJillandIan said:hely said:oohh cesar millan....
hes my hero, i watch it and tape it evey week....love him :wub:
Have you seen his book? It's called Cesar's Way. I've only just started it but it's interesting so far.
read it twice...its now doing the rounds at my mums and sisters house :thumbsup:
most of the time its the owners fault that the dog has the problems in the first case,JAXASS14D said:Isn't he great at calming the owners too . I have a very head strong shiba male who went OTT when my boxer died . I have used some of Cesars techniques on him and he is responding better again - thank goodness !!! :wacko:
i know what you mean..he looks at things like a dog would and not from the way we do.................i sit and chat to gypsy and sometimes think..................lol she cant understand a word im saying :lol:FifeJillandIan said:The way he explains things it just seems so obvious and common sense. Then you realise you've maybe been getting it wrong! Blue's actually a great wee guy considering he's only 7 months old but it wouldn't do him any harm to realise that I'm the pack leader, not him! :blink:
It's a real shame that knowledgeable people like Jean Donaldson, aren't better known - she's excellent and someone who I do respect.FeeFee said:Before deciding Cesar Milan is good, read Jean Donaldson's 'The Culture Clash' - much better in terms of understanding and modifying dog behaviour imo.
hely said:oohh cesar millan....
hes my hero, i watch it and tape it evey week....love him :wub:
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