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A complete listing of Cesar Milan's books are on this page. (Smurfy's link is to a book by a different author)
On the other hand, Amazon is a virtual monument to free enterprise, entrepreneurship and probably several other facets of capitalism so I'm not sure it's something you'll be willing to do business with. |
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Speaking of suppression, (hint hint you must of read a book review). I found out at chapters that his training is based on a short term study and that he's only "suppressing" the dogs feelings. However one person said this, now I'm re-thinking if it was a bad idea to listen to everything he said.
I forget what that BIG WORD means "capitalism", but I'm assuming it has something to do with freebies. |
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Having had both dogs and horses all of my life and having spent countless hours just watching them interact, I know that Cesar Milan's methods are sound. He works with the natural behaviors of dogs instead of against them, as some dog trainers do.
Of course he's "supresssing." He's teaching how to supress unwanted behavior, though, not "feelings." Milan's approach to working with dogs is analogous to what's going on in the horse world. The "natural training" method for horses requires the human to understand the horse's natural behavior and working with it to get the desired results. That's exactly what Milan is doing with dogs. For centuries, the accepted method for training both dogs and horses was essentially that of applying pain until the animal does what is wanted, then removing the pain as the reward. The new "natural training" does not employ pain as a training aid. The horse trainers using natural training are being attacked by the "old school" trainers. Milan is going to be attacked by the same sort in the dog world...those who can't, or won't, learn anything new even though the new way works better and is much more humane. |
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and than again, it was only one person that kept saying something similar on each rating. You actually do have some good points. Its defineily more humane than old school.
Well thank you and thanks to everyone for giving your suggestions and opinions on the Whispering subject. |
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Cool guy in Norway.
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Love and a lil pat on the head when they climb on things. Bout all it really takes.
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LOL! Nice on Jer (long time no see )
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Lately I've noticed calm & assertive energy works, someones dog stopped barking at me when I walked by. Just avoid being nervous or negative. You may need to take a deep breath to do this.
Last edited by DJoe; February 23rd, 2008 at 12:51 AM. |
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Yes, and if you want free stuff, you just have to harness the power of Positive Thinking (tm), and the Universe will get you everything you want!
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How does Whispering and Free Stuff go together.
Anywho Walmart shoppers are crazy, so I figure something must have triggered there anxiety, so I try using calm & assertive energy and use the whisperer techiques but, that didn't seem to work, so I try using Walmart Whisperer techniques and it worked. |
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I can't believe no-one has yet mentioned Dammit's cat calming device!
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Here says in his AudioBook that he's Dipily Concerned and says Dipily a few times. He also said Oprah naturally has calm and assertive energy and Will Smith's wife is his mentor.
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follish FOOLISH person
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Foolish, Foolish, Foolish person, meaning?
I'm repeating what I heard, not a complete sentence. I'm assuming your calling me a pirate too. Why must I repeat myself that I do things legally and do things the way government prefers it. |
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