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Shadowe15
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Post subject: Ceasar Millan : The Dog Whisperer Posted: Sun May 11, 2008 12:41 pm |
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Joined: Tue Jan 15, 2008 12:16 pm Posts: 272
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Hey everyone since i work with dogs and i've seen people who've said they work with dogs too.. surely someone on this site knows Ceasar Millan or met him and for those who don't know him i may speak of him here  . He stars in the show "The Dog Whisperer" and helps people with their pet problems and becoming a pack member. He works with all sorts of problems and dogs of all shapes, sizes and breeds. His right hand dog Daddy, Redman's old pit bull, was given to him after Redman thought he couldn't care for him. Now Daddy is a pit bull and if you go on the site below you may read about him and his profile and other dog profiles. Ceasar Millan is a very intelligent man who's made his life of pack leader to a sum of around 200 or so dogs. He rescues these dogs from shelters and rescued dogs from Hurricane Katrina. So what he does is re-rehabilitate them and find them a home or becomes a member of his pack. He trains from the insecure to the severe "red-zone" dogs and they come out to be the most loyal dog and your best companion instead of a raging attacking friend and a very feared dog to calm and responsive. You may read about him on his site or watch his episodes of an hour long on National Geographic and you may learn so much about him and his work and may be become a pet psychologists yourself. Any comments or questions about him and other stuff you may want to know about him don't be shy to ask him on his site or me i you'd like. Have a great day everyone. http://www.cesarmillaninc.com/about/- Shadowe -
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Raikou Wolf
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Post subject: Re: Ceasar Millan : The Dog Whisperer Posted: Wed May 14, 2008 10:26 pm |
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Shadowe15 wrote: well not really.. i have a magazine and such that i can copy write it on here to explain it all.. i have both.. it's not cruel unless you use it in a cruel state .. ...that doesn't make sense when the act of hurting the dog for a unecassry way of correction is done.. Like I sad before. You want the dog looking foward to training sessions, not dreading them. Plus you want them to do the behavior because it wants to ..not because of fear of what you might do if it doesn't.. and fear can turn into a major problem
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