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Originally Posted by Nancy1999  I love Cesar too, although he has many critics, everyone I talked to who hates him has never seen his show, and has gotten their information from a third party. What some people don't understand is that he is not a dog trainer; he trains people, and rehabilitates dogs. For people who understand psychology, he would be more Freud-like than Skinner.  You can't say one's right and ones wrong, they both have good information, and you can't compare the two.
By the way, Net Flick has his whole series of shows; you can rent it really cheap. |
Very good explanation Nancy. I try to tell people he is not really a "dog trainer", that he focuses more on the psychy of the dog owner to dog...but I'm no expert and don't know how to explain it any further to people who wouldn't get what I'm trying to say...
But I like your way so I'll have to steal your explanation (& analogy)...hehehe Thanks
I love him BTW...A lot of people try to compare him to Victoria Stelwell(sp?) from It's Me or The Dog and I try to tell them, they are different techniques to train a dog and the 2 shows take different approaches...I love watching both.
I read his book "Cesar's Way" and loved it...gives you his background and an understanding of why he takes the approach he does.