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Originally Posted by YorkieMother  Not the course of action for this dog. Ceaser can not by law diagnose aggresion and he tends to get rather tough to fast. This dog is going to have to be taken slow and easy with to work through the problems. And watching a Tv is not the best course of action until someone with skill and a DVM in behaviour or a PHD sees the dog and makes sure it is not medical or chemially caused.
The show even says get help for aggression do not do this at home without a trained professianl with you. In the wrong hands with the wrong dog his training methods can kill a dog.
I still grinning over his lastest suggestion of rubbing yourself on your dogs food to make it smell of you to stop food aggresion,,, would not that be the dog eating you.... Logical people he is not logical at all.
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Well... it worked for me and my first four now five Yorkies. Before I tried his approach to the walking thingy I was fighting and de-tangling the leashes constantly and was miserable every day to the point where I gave up walking all together. Now we have fun all the way and I get compliments on my well behaved Yorkies every time we walk. Even my husband, which is not the one to walk a lot, has fun now. All 5 fur babies are more content too, don't bark that much anymore and listen way better.
But of course everybody is entitled to his/her own opinion and I would never say this is absolutely wrong or this is absolutely right. I think if you don't know this dog personally it's maybe a bit daring to say "Not the course of action for this dog."
Oh... and I actually didn't see him to getting tough if it was not appropriate and never saw a dog getting hurt or injured but maybe I just don't have all facts.