I’m going to have to assume from your obviously biast comment you are either a family member or close friend. I too have seen Brads techniques first hand and quite frankly the man shouldnt be allowed to own dogs let alone work with them.

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http://youtu.be/pALxsLg0-n0

Dog did nothing to deserve this. 🙁

I’m not into aversive training or Cesar Milan.

I do respect what Cesar is trying to do though, but I don’t follow the training as it isn’t needed for me and I feel shiba inu does best with positive training. Bella my mom’s boxer does best on positive training.

Our last three dogs were horrible on leash no matter what we tried we tried everything, but positive methods. 🙁

Bella is first boxer to walk well on leash she still has her moments, but she is improving each month.

i feel BP trainer is far to angry for any type of training.

He probably would be reported for animal abuse if the laws were modernized to levels that they should be living in a first world country. Dogs are animals however we choose to keep them as pets and must act as caregivers.

Be it animal or humans, neither deserve to be punched in the face due to behavior.

You can check out Brad’s Book in which he clearly details the “correct” way to hit a dog in the face. NO ONE who works with dogs would ever condone this behavior. The damage that could be done to the dogs snout or eyes alone would be life altering for the dog, hit “properly” or improperly.

Just because something has a remote chance of hurting you does not give you the right to hit it.

http://shibashake.com/dog/in-the-doghouse-with-brad-pattison/comment-page-1#comment-1324

Where did my comment go?

Thanks wht wolf. Very good to hear from someone who has taken his course.

I met him, took his course and almost became a trainer, thank god I didn’t finish because it was very sad and disappointing