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Yipe! run, go go go...

i just went thru his whole website, hun -
not a WORD about methods or tools, and he has been training 30-years.
Three Shires Dog Training
he also trains man-work (bite work) and working trials, which traditionally use heavily-coercive training: prong/choke, jerks,
and other old-fashioned *traditional* training from WW-2 and before.


Good on U!

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Hiya - i saw Norman Mason a few weeks ago - i just wanted to clarify that he works solely on the mantra of "a happy dog is a well trained dog" he was such a kind and gentle man !

He does none of this choke chain / correction method stuff !

TBH i cannot say how much he has helped us thus far and cannot wait till i see him again soon!!!
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i saw Norman Mason a few weeks ago - i just wanted to clarify that he works solely on the mantra of "a happy dog is a well trained dog" he was such a kind and gentle man !

He does none of this choke chain / correction method stuff ! TBH i cannot say how much he has helped us thus far and cannot wait till i see him again soon!!!
wonderful and very happy to hear it. i;m glad Mags is thriving, and she looks exuberant in the pix, too
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If you are in Kings Lynn area I'd be more than happy for you to come to my classes which are indoor. I'd be happy to help and won't charge you - as you've obviously been let down in the past and have taken on a rescue. Will be doing indoor classes from November.

If you by some chance are just down the road - I'll come and take dog out with my collies every now and then!
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lol would help if I read all the posts really.

Glad things are going better. Good luck.
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lol - [it] would help if I read all the posts, really.
yes, it would. Also if U looked at the date - the last post on this thread is from May of 2010.

it's now September of 2011 - Sixteen months is a long, long time to 'wait' for help with a problem-behavior.
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