Very interesting video. Watched it from beginning to end.
Your fortitude is commendable........Very interesting video. Watched it from beginning to end.
Well... I did find that one of the biggest positive training proponents (Victoria something or other) was an unemployed actress rather than a bonafides trainer. That doesn't mean positive training itself is flawed (that would be ad hominem), but, well... it doesn't help.It's 50 minutes long, do you have a short summary or something?I mean I'm not sure what this is.
Do you mean Victoria Stilwell? Really? She published a book about dog training before the show even aired? I think its possible she just switched careers and had connections in the entertainment industry.Well... I did find that one of the biggest positive training proponents (Victoria something or other) was an unemployed actress rather than a bonafides trainer. That doesn't mean positive training itself is flawed (that would be ad hominem), but, well... it doesn't help.
Most serious force-free / positive reinforcement-based trainers don't hold her up as an example. She's a celebrity who promotes "positive training" but doesn't carry that much weight among professional trainers. They tend to look to people like Sophia Yin, Patricia McConnell, Bob Bailey, Karen Pryor, Ken Ramirez.Well... I did find that one of the biggest positive training proponents (Victoria something or other) was an unemployed actress rather than a bonafides trainer. That doesn't mean positive training itself is flawed (that would be ad hominem), but, well... it doesn't help.
Ian Dunbar is a veterinarian and animal behaviorist, not an unemployed actress.Dunbar, IIRC...