Cesar Millan

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Cesar Millan
Topic Started: Aug 18 2007, 08:14 PM (428 Views)
Marean	Jan 5 2009, 06:35 PM Post #16
Total Gas Bag! Posts: 4,410 Group: Full Members Member #172 Joined: January 16, 2006	roo roo Jan 3 2009, 09:17 PM i too saw this guy touch the dogs with his foot as a quick flick and knew instantly he wasnt kicking the dog but i also would think there will be idiots watching this who will misinterpret it and kick their dogs.theres a lot of stupid people out there and you can explain that it isnt a kick but a touch to remind the dog and they still wont get it! He also uses this method to distract a dogs focus, clearly is not a kick. There are some clips from his shows on You tube plus some stupid comments regarding 'that bloke who kicks dogs' obviously people not paying attention properly to what he is saying and doing!



Kiera	Jan 6 2009, 01:54 AM Post #17
Puppy Pickle 6 weeks Posts: 11 Group: Full Members Member #761 Joined: January 6, 2009	It is so refreshing to hear people actually saying that he uses common sence and good basic leadership techniques. I am sick of (albeit non terrier) people making him out to be some kind of magic man! Don't get me wrong, I think he's very good and has the patience of a saint with some of the owners, but come on guys, most of it isn't rocket science. If more people adopted his methods, there would be a lot less stressed dogs and owners, that's for sure!



weluvalfie	Jan 6 2009, 07:10 PM Post #18
Squeaker Posts: 35 Group: Full Members Member #682 Joined: May 28, 2008	I am a huge fan of Caesar Milan and the dog psychology he uses to turn around difficult owners and their dogs! I know what you mean, though about some techniques being abused by the wrong owner. There is a guy who I have seen a few times, locally, pavement walking his chocolate Lab. I see him doing the touch with his foot thing and pushing his dog down to submit. It looks awful. The dog isn't mucking about on the lead but the guy seems to do it as a matter of course. I signed up for regular email bulletins from Caesar's website and I get very excited when I see that he's emailed me! :devil: ;)



PARSNIP	May 5 2009, 09:26 AM Post #19
Chatterbox Posts: 870 Group: Full Members Member #452 Joined: April 28, 2007	I just got the book to apply to my 3; his shhh-shhing technique works wonders on Jill who is lead aggressive. Nothing but praise for him- I don't even have to call my 3 much these days.... Shift+R improves the quality of this image. Shift+A improves the quality of all images on this page. Really wish I had known about him when we had Bobbi :( Shift+R improves the quality of this image. Shift+A improves the quality of all images on this page.



RJL	May 6 2009, 10:32 AM Post #20
Chatterbox Posts: 1,381 Group: Full Members Member #179 Joined: January 25, 2006	:unsure: this is a blast from the past! Whatever happened to Mr.E? I am too busy working my dog to bother with cable or sat TV - but from the bits I've seen/heard it's like any other set of ideas: bits work for some people and some dogs and bits get misinterpreted. Why do we constantly try to re-invent the wheel and turn dog training into something akin to a high-skilled science? It isn't - get over it :P



PARSNIP	May 6 2009, 10:53 AM Post #21
Chatterbox Posts: 870 Group: Full Members Member #452 Joined: April 28, 2007	RJL May 6 2009, 10:32 AM :unsure: this is a blast from the past! Whatever happened to Mr.E? I am too busy working my dog to bother with cable or sat TV - but from the bits I've seen/heard it's like any other set of ideas: bits work for some people and some dogs and bits get misinterpreted. Why do we constantly try to re-invent the wheel and turn dog training into something akin to a high-skilled science? It isn't - get over it :P Hello RJL- Yes I am back! Sadly Jill; since her RTA; has been very lead aggressive and is now at a stage where unless she is off the lead when we meet other dogs she attacks both my dogs and the other dogs when they approach. I have used Ceasers; SHHHHH-shhhhhhing with much success so far and am aware he isn't every bodies cup of tea. But when you have rescue dogs; you do what you can to help them. Nice to see you all.



Tafia	May 6 2009, 01:19 PM Post #22
Total Gas Bag! Posts: 5,816 Group: Full Members Member #134 Joined: November 17, 2005	RJL May 6 2009, 10:32 AM :unsure: this is a blast from the past! Whatever happened to Mr.E? I am too busy working my dog to bother with cable or sat TV - but from the bits I've seen/heard it's like any other set of ideas: bits work for some people and some dogs and bits get misinterpreted. Why do we constantly try to re-invent the wheel and turn dog training into something akin to a high-skilled science? It isn't - get over it :P Spoken like a true member of the "tut & nonsense" Pastoral Group ....... ;) Keep meaning to give Phil/Mr E a call, one of these days I'll actually sit down and do it!



RJL	May 6 2009, 08:21 PM Post #23
Chatterbox Posts: 1,381 Group: Full Members Member #179 Joined: January 25, 2006	Tafia May 6 2009, 01:19 PM RJL May 6 2009, 10:32 AM :unsure: this is a blast from the past! Whatever happened to Mr.E? I am too busy working my dog to bother with cable or sat TV - but from the bits I've seen/heard it's like any other set of ideas: bits work for some people and some dogs and bits get misinterpreted. Why do we constantly try to re-invent the wheel and turn dog training into something akin to a high-skilled science? It isn't - get over it :P Spoken like a true member of the "tut & nonsense" Pastoral Group ....... ;) Keep meaning to give Phil/Mr E a call, one of these days I'll actually sit down and do it! Yes, it would be great to welcome Mr. E back here! I'd love to know how Billy is doing :yes: Dill is obvioulsy leading me astray - into the dark recesses of the pastoral mind :yikes: The most embarrassing thing is I think I am getting a pastoral-owner's voice! I told him to 'sit' in a very firm voice this evening and every dog on the field sat :blink:



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