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Thumbs up Cesar teaches a dog to sit - *with treats* and a clicker!

Teaching Sit | www.cesarsway.com

there's a whole pile of the usual mystic hooey as a lead-in, about packs & leaders &...
just go to the last 2 paragraphs. it's a miracle!... > Click! < 'Good HUMAN, Cesar!'...
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Re: Cesar teaches a dog to sit - *with treats* and a clicker!

I think your post is rather funny Angie2011
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Lightbulb hey, circle the date on the calendar, folks!

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I think your post is rather funny
hey, this is historic stuff, Angie! i think this may be the first time that he taught
a dog to do something, rather than Not To Do something. yippee!
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Re: Cesar teaches a dog to sit - *with treats* and a clicker!

Maybe a step in the right direction do you think he could teach a dog to sing a check! Angie x
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Re: Cesar teaches a dog to sit - *with treats* and a clicker!

It's a miracle . Doesn't he normally yank them into position by a choke chain or shove them into position. Thought he didn't train dogs and that's why he brought in the animal trainer for the dallie puppy
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Thumbs up the wonder of pos-R... :-D

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or shove them into position. Thought he didn't train dogs and that's why he brought in the animal trainer
for the Dal-puppy
it was, it was!... he had a Hollywood clicker-trainer teach the Dal-pup at the firehouse
to drop-and-roll for children's safety programs.
maybe he learned something from Ian, eh?... he still natters on about pack-drivel,
but Rome wasna built in a day - it's progress! good to see a happy change.
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it was, it was!... he had a Hollywood clicker-trainer teach the Dal-pup at the firehouse
to drop-and-roll for children's safety programs.
maybe he learned something from Ian, eh?... he still natters on about pack-drivel,
but Rome wasna built in a day - it's progress! good to see a happy change.
Well, it is very worrying, don't you think? Because if the Almighty Dog Whisperer were to do some studying and get himself up to date, before you know it, the whole viewing public will be thinking that he invented positive reinforcement training.

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Re: Cesar teaches a dog to sit - *with treats* and a clicker!

It is progress and it's great to see well done Cesar. At least it might encourage some people to give it a go
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It is progress and it's great to see well done Cesar. At least it might encourage some people to give it a go
Oh, I agree. I would just hate to see him take the credit for what has been going on for years by more enlightened folk. I suppose if it is for the good of the dogs, I will cheer him on. I shall reserve judgement though, till I see him try to sort out an aggressive dog using these methods
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Re: Cesar teaches a dog to sit - *with treats* and a clicker!

True he claims credit for being calm and the whole exercise, discipline affection thing just wait until he starts trying to say he invented clicker training rather than Skinner and then Karen Pryor
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