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Great! Well done! He definitely will get it...just make sure he never gets results by pulling again.

He mainly pulls on the way TO the dog park during his afternoon walk. With all that stimulation (lots of other dogs and people on their way and in the park) it is challenging (and who can blaim him - he is about to have so much fun and he knows it). Is there another time you can take him to the par...

Hi Victoria Absolutely love your show, positive re-inforcement training needs to be promoted to the nth degree to get people away from these "quick" fixes and bullying methods of training. What I want to ask is: when will your show be on 3e channel again as we dont get discovery and live i...

Sorry Leigha, I wasnt aiming that at you...only at the fact that some idiots DO think that is a training technique!!

I also plan to create a regular section of this forum dedicated to timely discussions of new episodes and a Q&A section.

Would love to see this happening!!

Couldn't figure out how in god's name that was an effective training strategy

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Neither is choking the dog!

No one will deny that a proportion of what he says is sensible or right - the problem is that a large quantity of what he says is NOT right, is dangerous and is damaging to dogs and people. Now if you have a very thorough understanding of dog behaviour and training, you can easily pick out whats go...

We have Ceasar Milan here in Ireland to do a show in Dublin at the moment. Am I the only one or does anyone else think the method of poking them with Shhhhhhhh is a bit dangerous to be showing on tv for people at home to try? It really worries me. Also, when people say "there is more than one w...

Keyguard, what do you mean? Can you give more detail??

I like the idea that you can let them lick it then hold it away bu still have their attention on it.

Thanks Noobs, thats interesting about the baby jar too, I`ll keep that in mind for the future.

Where on earth would you get them?? What do others of you use? I wouldnt use chicken myself because Im so against the way they are battery farmed and tend to use the hotdogs because there isnt that much meat in them really. I know it can vary a lot from dog to dog..I once went to work with a dog tha...

Hi, I have just found this forum and am a new but ardent fan of Victoria`s, it is uncanny how similar our methods/solutions are which makes me wonder if she trained with the same behaviour experts I did. If you ever read this post Victoria I would love to know if you were mentored by Peter Neville, ...

Another very common cause for medically caused aggression is epelepsy or seisure activity in the brain that may not be obvious. I have seen this a lot and can present itself as odd or repetitive behaviour. As has been said already, always check for medical reasons 1st.