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**AdvertisingPo** · 03-24-2011, 12:03 PM

you kill the dog because the owner never trained the dog. where in the video does the owner tell the dog to stop or no. also he is shocking the shit out of the dog pissing the dog off more.it is always easy to kill a dog and go get another one.

Thank you.

Holy Christ; THAT is their method for addressing reactive DA and redirection??

I am however on the fence about what should be done.

On the one hand, personally I am of the opinion that when one takes responsibility for a living sentient being one should be forced (if necessary) to take responsibility - in this case suck it up and fix your mistakes and manage the situation, not simply make it conveniently go away.

On the other hand most people who let the situation get to this point, are incapable of managing it even if forced so it's just going to be a disaster in the making for other dogs and dog owners in general.

I would like to see such owners be limited in the future to owning only pugs and shih-Tzus.

---------- Post added at 06:03 AM ---------- Previous post was at 05:56 AM ----------

Maybe Im just taking this one a bit personal given who Im dealing with.

No...I think you're seeing the whole picture...not just a 5 minute video clip or a paragraph of type that shows only a small slice of the whole pie.

Plus you are seeing first hand that behavioral interventions really can work...

Yes some dogs are clearly unstable and need to be euthanized (as are some people)...it's just generally not that black and white when you are forced to see the entire picture.

03-24-2011, 12:03 PM	#16
AdvertisingPo Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 477 Senior Member	you kill the dog because the owner never trained the dog. where in the video does the owner tell the dog to stop or no. also he is shocking the shit out of the dog pissing the dog off more.it is always easy to kill a dog and go get another one. Thank you. Holy Christ; THAT is their method for addressing reactive DA and redirection?? I am however on the fence about what should be done. On the one hand, personally I am of the opinion that when one takes responsibility for a living sentient being one should be forced (if necessary) to take responsibility - in this case suck it up and fix your mistakes and manage the situation, not simply make it conveniently go away. On the other hand most people who let the situation get to this point, are incapable of managing it even if forced so it's just going to be a disaster in the making for other dogs and dog owners in general. I would like to see such owners be limited in the future to owning only pugs and shih-Tzus. ---------- Post added at 06:03 AM ---------- Previous post was at 05:56 AM ---------- Maybe Im just taking this one a bit personal given who Im dealing with. No...I think you're seeing the whole picture...not just a 5 minute video clip or a paragraph of type that shows only a small slice of the whole pie. Plus you are seeing first hand that behavioral interventions really can work... Yes some dogs are clearly unstable and need to be euthanized (as are some people)...it's just generally not that black and white when you are forced to see the entire picture.
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