Comments on: A Positive Training TV Show http://tiptail.com/2007/08/18/a-positive-training-tv-show/ Four smooth collies and two border collies Wed, 03 Dec 2008 17:30:49 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.5 By: Rachael http://tiptail.com/2007/08/18/a-positive-training-tv-show/#comment-1099 Rachael Mon, 20 Aug 2007 04:36:11 +0000 http://66.212.24.93/tiptail/?p=470#comment-1099 I've seen both shows, and I think they are more similar than different. Cesar uses alot of positive training methods, and most of what he teaches is how to be a pack leader, which is what Victoria teaches too. I would say that the two agree entirely when it comes to the main crux of what dog training requires. You should watch Cesar sometime. I think hes got some stuff on Utube. The only thing I've seen him do that I didn't like was use a shock collar, but he doesn't do it often, and in one case, I really do think it saved the dogs life (She was chasing cars/tractors/etc and had already been run over twice) I'm always amazed at how much the cesar haters will rail on Cesar but rave about Victoria when they are really SO similar in their methods and ideology. I’ve seen both shows, and I think they are more similar than different. Cesar uses alot of positive training methods, and most of what he teaches is how to be a pack leader, which is what Victoria teaches too. I would say that the two agree entirely when it comes to the main crux of what dog training requires. You should watch Cesar sometime. I think hes got some stuff on Utube. The only thing I’ve seen him do that I didn’t like was use a shock collar, but he doesn’t do it often, and in one case, I really do think it saved the dogs life (She was chasing cars/tractors/etc and had already been run over twice) I’m always amazed at how much the cesar haters will rail on Cesar but rave about Victoria when they are really SO similar in their methods and ideology.

]]> By: Rachael http://tiptail.com/2007/08/18/a-positive-training-tv-show/#comment-15581 Rachael Mon, 20 Aug 2007 04:36:11 +0000 http://66.212.24.93/tiptail/?p=470#comment-15581 I've seen both shows, and I think they are more similar than different. Cesar uses alot of positive training methods, and most of what he teaches is how to be a pack leader, which is what Victoria teaches too. I would say that the two agree entirely when it comes to the main crux of what dog training requires. You should watch Cesar sometime. I think hes got some stuff on Utube. The only thing I've seen him do that I didn't like was use a shock collar, but he doesn't do it often, and in one case, I really do think it saved the dogs life (She was chasing cars/tractors/etc and had already been run over twice) I'm always amazed at how much the cesar haters will rail on Cesar but rave about Victoria when they are really SO similar in their methods and ideology. I've seen both shows, and I think they are more similar than different. Cesar uses alot of positive training methods, and most of what he teaches is how to be a pack leader, which is what Victoria teaches too. I would say that the two agree entirely when it comes to the main crux of what dog training requires. You should watch Cesar sometime. I think hes got some stuff on Utube. The only thing I've seen him do that I didn't like was use a shock collar, but he doesn't do it often, and in one case, I really do think it saved the dogs life (She was chasing cars/tractors/etc and had already been run over twice) I'm always amazed at how much the cesar haters will rail on Cesar but rave about Victoria when they are really SO similar in their methods and ideology.

]]> By: Fuzzy Logic http://tiptail.com/2007/08/18/a-positive-training-tv-show/#comment-1098 Fuzzy Logic Sun, 19 Aug 2007 23:13:45 +0000 http://66.212.24.93/tiptail/?p=470#comment-1098 I'm a big fan of Victoria Stillwell. My only issue with Cesar is I get more of a feeling of "do it because I say so"... not "let's work together and do it because you want to" I’m a big fan of Victoria Stillwell. My only issue with Cesar is I get more of a feeling of “do it because I say so”… not “let’s work together and do it because you want to”

]]> By: Fuzzy Logic http://tiptail.com/2007/08/18/a-positive-training-tv-show/#comment-15580 Fuzzy Logic Sun, 19 Aug 2007 23:13:45 +0000 http://66.212.24.93/tiptail/?p=470#comment-15580 I'm a big fan of Victoria Stillwell. My only issue with Cesar is I get more of a feeling of "do it because I say so"... not "let's work together and do it because you want to" I'm a big fan of Victoria Stillwell. My only issue with Cesar is I get more of a feeling of "do it because I say so"… not "let's work together and do it because you want to"

]]> By: Johann http://tiptail.com/2007/08/18/a-positive-training-tv-show/#comment-1097 Johann Sun, 19 Aug 2007 00:43:08 +0000 http://66.212.24.93/tiptail/?p=470#comment-1097 I've seen Victoria's show. It's good and does have very positive methods. I still watch Cesar sometimes. He just makes me think of things in a variety of ways, I like input before I make decisions about training, and I like getting new ideas to improve upon. I’ve seen Victoria’s show. It’s good and does have very positive methods. I still watch Cesar sometimes. He just makes me think of things in a variety of ways, I like input before I make decisions about training, and I like getting new ideas to improve upon.

]]> By: Johann http://tiptail.com/2007/08/18/a-positive-training-tv-show/#comment-15579 Johann Sun, 19 Aug 2007 00:43:08 +0000 http://66.212.24.93/tiptail/?p=470#comment-15579 I've seen Victoria's show. It's good and does have very positive methods. I still watch Cesar sometimes. He just makes me think of things in a variety of ways, I like input before I make decisions about training, and I like getting new ideas to improve upon. I've seen Victoria's show. It's good and does have very positive methods. I still watch Cesar sometimes. He just makes me think of things in a variety of ways, I like input before I make decisions about training, and I like getting new ideas to improve upon.

]]> By: Cynthia Blue http://tiptail.com/2007/08/18/a-positive-training-tv-show/#comment-1096 Cynthia Blue Sat, 18 Aug 2007 22:48:45 +0000 http://66.212.24.93/tiptail/?p=470#comment-1096 Hi Flo, thanks for your input, I like to see all sides of an issue. Clicker training is amazing. I started it because of my sensitive rescue girl, Angel. I could not correct her for anything and had to find an all positives method of training her. It works great and she loves it! Hi Flo, thanks for your input, I like to see all sides of an issue.

Clicker training is amazing. I started it because of my sensitive rescue girl, Angel. I could not correct her for anything and had to find an all positives method of training her. It works great and she loves it!

]]> By: Cynthia Blue http://tiptail.com/2007/08/18/a-positive-training-tv-show/#comment-15578 Cynthia Blue Sat, 18 Aug 2007 22:48:45 +0000 http://66.212.24.93/tiptail/?p=470#comment-15578 Hi Flo, thanks for your input, I like to see all sides of an issue. Clicker training is amazing. I started it because of my sensitive rescue girl, Angel. I could not correct her for anything and had to find an all positives method of training her. It works great and she loves it! Hi Flo, thanks for your input, I like to see all sides of an issue. Clicker training is amazing. I started it because of my sensitive rescue girl, Angel. I could not correct her for anything and had to find an all positives method of training her. It works great and she loves it!

]]> By: Flo http://tiptail.com/2007/08/18/a-positive-training-tv-show/#comment-1095 Flo Sat, 18 Aug 2007 18:13:33 +0000 http://66.212.24.93/tiptail/?p=470#comment-1095 I haven't seen her, I'll have to check it out. I like Cesar. Almost all his cases involve the people not being pack leaders, and that's the truth. He could do what he does with kids, I'm serious. It's all in the attitude and the body language and not allowing them to take a dominant position. I think he's pretty cool. I think he uses positive training methods and again, most of his training is with the owners, the dogs being dogs fall right in line. The owners take a little longer :) I'm really interested in clicker training. The folks who started that, Karen Pyror, began here at Sea Life Park training dolphins back in the 70's. I plan on using that training with my next dogs, my guys are too old and arthritic now. I've also heard they've perfected it for birds. I want to get a parrot and train it too. I haven’t seen her, I’ll have to check it out. I like Cesar. Almost all his cases involve the people not being pack leaders, and that’s the truth. He could do what he does with kids, I’m serious. It’s all in the attitude and the body language and not allowing them to take a dominant position. I think he’s pretty cool. I think he uses positive training methods and again, most of his training is with the owners, the dogs being dogs fall right in line. The owners take a little longer :)
I’m really interested in clicker training. The folks who started that, Karen Pyror, began here at Sea Life Park training dolphins back in the 70’s. I plan on using that training with my next dogs, my guys are too old and arthritic now. I’ve also heard they’ve perfected it for birds. I want to get a parrot and train it too.

]]> By: Flo http://tiptail.com/2007/08/18/a-positive-training-tv-show/#comment-15577 Flo Sat, 18 Aug 2007 18:13:33 +0000 http://66.212.24.93/tiptail/?p=470#comment-15577 I haven't seen her, I'll have to check it out. I like Cesar. Almost all his cases involve the people not being pack leaders, and that's the truth. He could do what he does with kids, I'm serious. It's all in the attitude and the body language and not allowing them to take a dominant position. I think he's pretty cool. I think he uses positive training methods and again, most of his training is with the owners, the dogs being dogs fall right in line. The owners take a little longer :) I'm really interested in clicker training. The folks who started that, Karen Pyror, began here at Sea Life Park training dolphins back in the 70's. I plan on using that training with my next dogs, my guys are too old and arthritic now. I've also heard they've perfected it for birds. I want to get a parrot and train it too. I haven't seen her, I'll have to check it out. I like Cesar. Almost all his cases involve the people not being pack leaders, and that's the truth. He could do what he does with kids, I'm serious. It's all in the attitude and the body language and not allowing them to take a dominant position. I think he's pretty cool. I think he uses positive training methods and again, most of his training is with the owners, the dogs being dogs fall right in line. The owners take a little longer :) I'm really interested in clicker training. The folks who started that, Karen Pyror, began here at Sea Life Park training dolphins back in the 70's. I plan on using that training with my next dogs, my guys are too old and arthritic now. I've also heard they've perfected it for birds. I want to get a parrot and train it too.

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