Re: dog training

Posted by B-maniac on May 22, 2007 at 17:56:47 from (207.241.134.130):

In Reply to: dog training posted by Dan-IA on May 22, 2007 at 10:21:03:

Most of your farm type dogs have some genes in them from "working" dog pedigrees. These dogs are doing what their breeding tells them to do "WORKING" Whether it's herding , varmint chasing or guarding something , these dogs are not happy unless they are doing it. That's why it don't help when you accidently run over them and they "never learn". They aren't people and they don't learn like people and they don't dissiplin like people. It's not like a child that you can just say what you want and get it. Leave the dog at home out of harms way and when you have time , take him to the field WITHOUT the machinery and let him "work" himself to his heart's content. We kill thousands of dogs every year because of our ignorance and inability to understand and accept the differences between dogs and humans behavior. There are probably thousands who still teach their children about electricity the old school way too. "he dam sure wont stick it in thar 'gin!

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