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ARCHIE · 08-06-2009, 07:14 AM

What I wanted to say is that is so incredibally sad.

The way I train once you get the hang of it is fun and it can be done in the comerical breaks of an hours TV shows.

DID I say it is fun.
Once we and I include me cross over from the make them to ask them and wait and let them sort it out. There is nothing like the light bulb that goes off in thier heads and wow they are off.

They end up glowing and waiting for the time ti train it so fun and they know they are a partner in learning not the one that must follow.

Nothing like engaging the brain and seeing it work wonders.

It hurts to watch a dogs eyes turn off and stop that glow when trained in the manner that ceaser trains.

Once crushed that soul that will to try is very hard to heal.

JL

Obviously your a trainer, however, you can't knock Ceaser for his ways.
I have watched his show for over a year and totally respect him for his
way's in not only saving dog's but training them to be happy dog's as well.
I have never seen the light taken out of any dog that he has trained.
Perhaps the light was not there in the first place because they did not
know how to be a dog due to thier owner's lack of training in the first place.
I have seen dog's so vicious they would have been PTS if it had not
been for Ceaser. Give the man his due. Look at his dog's, no one looks
unhappy to me. He does get dog's with crushed souls as you have put
it and it is he who brings life back into them.
To have fun while training is important yes but when you have a vicious
dog you can't have fun in training it until it totaly respects you as it's
trainer. I have never seen him injure a dog or it's spirit's.
If you have never had an aggressive dog and only a little lap dog that
only gives you kisses then you have not a clue what it can be like to
have an aggressive dog. If it means saving a dog's life then I would bite
it myself it that's what it took to bring it back.
Everyone will have his or her own views on any subject but when you
actually see dog's being saved and rehabilitated you can't knock the
trainer for his way of training. You may have a different way but that
does not mean Ceasar's way is wrong.

P.S. You can't train a vicious dog during a commercial break!
IMO

08-06-2009, 07:14 AM	#42
ARCHIE No Longer A Member Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: NEW YORK Posts: 16,218	What I wanted to say is that is so incredibally sad. The way I train once you get the hang of it is fun and it can be done in the comerical breaks of an hours TV shows. DID I say it is fun. Once we and I include me cross over from the make them to ask them and wait and let them sort it out. There is nothing like the light bulb that goes off in thier heads and wow they are off. They end up glowing and waiting for the time ti train it so fun and they know they are a partner in learning not the one that must follow. Nothing like engaging the brain and seeing it work wonders. It hurts to watch a dogs eyes turn off and stop that glow when trained in the manner that ceaser trains. Once crushed that soul that will to try is very hard to heal. JL Obviously your a trainer, however, you can't knock Ceaser for his ways. I have watched his show for over a year and totally respect him for his way's in not only saving dog's but training them to be happy dog's as well. I have never seen the light taken out of any dog that he has trained. Perhaps the light was not there in the first place because they did not know how to be a dog due to thier owner's lack of training in the first place. I have seen dog's so vicious they would have been PTS if it had not been for Ceaser. Give the man his due. Look at his dog's, no one looks unhappy to me. He does get dog's with crushed souls as you have put it and it is he who brings life back into them. To have fun while training is important yes but when you have a vicious dog you can't have fun in training it until it totaly respects you as it's trainer. I have never seen him injure a dog or it's spirit's. If you have never had an aggressive dog and only a little lap dog that only gives you kisses then you have not a clue what it can be like to have an aggressive dog. If it means saving a dog's life then I would bite it myself it that's what it took to bring it back. Everyone will have his or her own views on any subject but when you actually see dog's being saved and rehabilitated you can't knock the trainer for his way of training. You may have a different way but that does not mean Ceasar's way is wrong. P.S. You can't train a vicious dog during a commercial break! IMO Last edited by ARCHIE; 08-06-2009 at 07:16 AM.