I spend a lot of time, because apparently I'm a masochist, looking over various dog forums wherein people post problems they are having with their dogs. Sometimes I have something constructive to say, a lot of times I just read the good advice other people give (and cringe at the bad). Mostly it's pretty banal stuff, mistakes probably most of us ( Read more... )

"Exercise first, then discipline and then love."

Cesar Millan, Dog Whisperer, Dog Psychology Center of Los Angeles.

And that, my friends, explains a lot. Why, when I go to an innocent dog website, and I bombarded with Cesarism?

No need to love your dog, really. It's only THIRD in importance. And food... doesn't count!

azdogtrainer said:

Post removed since Mrs "This was fabricated" reported to it LJ abuse for copyright infringement.... even though she claims to not have written it. Oh man the irony ;)Which is funny since the dog is younger than BOTH her children, and she bought him from a petstore. You'd think being a know all dogtrainer she'd know that sort of thing? ( Read more... )

Yes, pit bulls are not known for dog aggressiveness, and of course, you should just ignore the first dog/dog attack that your 'pittie/staffie/DOG' makes on your Pomeranian. Only decide it's an important, potentially dangerous issue after the SECOND attack.

More training advice from the experts!

The Idiot: and you try yelling at him then hitting him them knocking the crap out of himMy Response: Probably not the most effective methods to use ( Read more... )