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Originally Posted by Britster  I do not like their training methods.
They use chain-filled bean bags and tell you to throw them at your dog (not, like, hitting the dog, but close enough to scare them) when it barks or does something wrong. They use lots of corrections too. I also have heard of them advising children to yell and bark back at a dog when it's "doing something wrong" 
I've seen a Yorkie ruined by them and a Rottweiler in real life. Maybe they are not ALL like that, but any company who charges the amount of money that they do, and come in with negative methods is not coming near my dog. |
I'm definitely going to try training her myself. I think I have to do the obedience class before agility but I'm going to speak with them and learn about their ways before I sign up. I'd much rather do it alone, but I find I question a lot if I'm doing it right or not because I know I've done it mostly wrong until now