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    Quote Originally Posted by Killer
    just like no one should ever spank their child right





    i'm sorry, but you can't put a dog in the corner. my dog is a yr old... still a pup. and for a pup he is very well behaved. i don't hurt him in anyway... (i don't even think i could hurt him. he's tough as nails) matter of fact he's never even yelped... and again, i don't beat him. a slap on the hind quarter is the extent of it.
    Actually not at all like spanking children. I believe that is productive. Are you seriously comparing a puppy to a child?...LOL

    If you knew anything about training dogs you would know that NO respectable trainers whether it's for agility, obedience, schutzund, or any other discipline use physical corrections to train a dog. ESPECIALLY BULLY BREEDS. Using physical corrections (like spanking) is considered an "outdated" and ineffective way of training. Maybe you should do your research before acting like you know what your talking about.

    You said before that your dog doesn't stay with you, so what do you know about training him?


    EDIT: You shouldn't have to hit a dog to show him who the "Alpha" is. There are plenty more effective ways, that will get you A LOT farther with your dog and they will actually respect you.
    Last edited by Specvee; 07-26-2007 at 08:58 PM.

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