Re: Late night visitor
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- Date: Wed, 04 Jul 2007 14:04:59 -0700
Paul E. Schoen wrote:
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HOWEDY paul,
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<snipped>
[snip Jerry crap]
Just a few minutes ago, Muttley heard something,
and barked to alert me. I heard some noise on the
front porch, and I thought I heard someone knock.
This was about 12:15 AM, and I live on a dark,
busy road with no safe place to walk except on
private property.
So I see some rough looking guy peeking in
the door around the big "Beware of Dog" sign,
That's pretty rude. I really hate it when folks knock
on the door an try peekin through the window. When
they do that I tell the dogs to watch them and the display
of teeth and the foam comin from their MHOWETHS
usually blocks their view.
THEN I casually open the door an ask if we
can heelp them with sumpthin while "trying"
to restrain the dogs... They seldom stick
arHOWEND to ask any questions.
That's why i figure this guy is nutso.
and my dog is almost going Cujo as I snap
on his leash. I open the door enough to talk
to him, and he asks if this is the road to the
watershed. He has a backpack and he looks
disheveled and not quite right.
[snip, and roll back to earlier visit by a friend]
But we had a nice visit and Muttley was pretty
well behaved, although still a bit fearful.
If your dog is AFRAID it's on accHOWENTA
you been MISHANDLING him, paul <{}: ~ ( >
When your dog shows signs of bein afraid you're
suppHOWESED to PRAISE him and if he does
it again you're suppHOWESED to briefly, non
physically, alternately distract and praise for five
to fifteen seconds and follHOWE THE METHOD
till his fear is EXXXTINGUISHED NEARLY
INSTANTLY.
I have not progressed to this point. Also, I'm not going to fool around
with all that when there's some guy trying to talk to me through the door.
A few milk bones and a package of ham they fed him
helped, but there seems to be a continuing issue that
needs to be worked on.
LIKE THAT, for EXXXAMPLE.
So, I don't allow friends to give my dog food, and I should not give him
treats, "just because"?
[snip]
Offering fearful dogs food BRIBES increases
their FEAR and MISTRUST and may cause
them to attack. Even if Muttley was to accept
the BRIBE you'd be teachin him a very dangerHOWES behavior. Your dog
should NEVER accept food
from strangers.
Or from friends who have asked if it's OK?
[snip]
It seems you haven't read or understood your
manual, paul. Perhaps your "EXXXPERIMENT"
was not sincere?
I was grateful that you made The Manual EZ to
DHOWEN load, HOWEver, it appears that you
didn't learn what you needed to know.
At this time I got to ask that you please REMOVE
your unauthorized copy from your site and if you'd
LIKE, replace it with an authorized copy and STUDY
IT AGAIN in it's ENTIRETY using a text to speech]
reader as instructed.
OK, Jerry, your manual has been removed from my server. I'm not going to
replace it with the version that starts with old newsgroup posts attempting
to discredit others or provide testimonials to your methods. A properly
written manual would present the information required, perhaps with
references to success stories or pertinent information. Good luck getting
people to fumble through the Google archives to download it.
The fact that I never obtained the promised results on Session #1 shows
that there is something wrong with your method. I was going to try the
FPLX, which you later claim was supposed to be done in conjunction with
H&C. But you take the zealot's cop-out and say the failure was caused by
not following subtle directions precisely.
Maybe I'll try the FPLX. I now have the long training leash required, and
maybe the exercise will be of some benefit. But, if anything, I think
Muttley's behavior has become worse since I started this experiment. Maybe
he does not respect me because I've been doing these weird exercises that
make no sense.
So, I will now move on to other methods. Maybe I'll still read some of your
posts, but if you continue to inflate them with long, abusive attempts to
discredit others, it is too hard to separate the signal from the noise, and
if you are actually saying anything, I'll probably miss it. And almost
nobody reads your posts anyway, so you're "preachin' to the wind".
Paul and Muttley
Perhaps you can spring for a real trainer,
.
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