Cesar Milan in the UK - March 2010
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wrote on 19 Nov 2009, 22:01 last edited by
Pet stores in the US are overpriced anyway.
Can you even buy a gun at all in Europe?
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wrote on 19 Nov 2009, 22:08 last edited by
@AJs:
Pet stores in the US are overpriced anyway.QUOTE]
For live pets/dogs? or in general? And for "live" pet prices they have to be to cover their costs and make money
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wrote on 19 Nov 2009, 22:42 last edited by
For puppies. You can get a pup in great health, usually for a lower price, from a reputable breeder. Stores like to charge hundreds of dollars for mutts.
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wrote on 20 Nov 2009, 03:27 last edited by
so a….did anyone hear back...has Cesar Milan ever worked with a Basenji? =)
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wrote on 20 Nov 2009, 09:21 last edited by
so a….did anyone hear back...has Cesar Milan ever worked with a Basenji? =)
Really, Cesar or Victoria, or anyone else with a TV show?? I never meant to start such a debate, just thought it was curious that I've never seen a Basenji on any of these type of shows regardless of the method. IMHO, it just comes down to getting to know your dog and finding out what combination of methods works best for you AND your dog AND your lifestyle.
What works for a breeder with multiple show dogs will not necessarily work with the family of 4 or 5 with one pet, or the single person, or the single mom or dad with kids, or the lure courser,etc., etc. It's all very situational. Like I said, my humble opinion.edit: the one thing I think we can all agree on is that a tired Basenji is a "good" Basenji:D
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wrote on 20 Nov 2009, 15:24 last edited by
As to training methods and so forth - my B's both had obedience training - it worked while in class, and occasionally when they are by themselves - but - the two of them together? Let's just say I'm praying when my puppies become dogs they will calm down on their own, even if just a little.
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wrote on 20 Nov 2009, 19:21 last edited by
I have been trying to persuade Irene to get Cesar to come to a seminar at NBS - perhaps this might be her opportunity to ask his agents. Obviously to get him over specially would be too expensive but perhaps if he was already over here.
I'll have to check if she will do it.
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wrote on 30 Nov 2009, 18:08 last edited by
I would love to see Cesar take on a 'Senji! :) We always joke about it on our walks with She-Ra.
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wrote on 30 Nov 2009, 18:16 last edited by
What works for a breeder with multiple show dogs will not necessarily work with the family of 4 or 5 with one pet, or the single person, or the single mom or dad with kids, or the lure courser,etc., etc. It's all very situational. Like I said, my humble opinion.
I agree with you. The beauty of these dogs is that while they have traits that are unique to them, I've never really seen two behave the same way.
At the dog park we take ours to, we've had more than a few people ask about her, and I try and tell them the complete story because once you tell them she's "barkless" you see their eyes light up. :) So I'm quick to add the "negatives" with all the good stuff so they know what they're getting into with one. I tell them they're like switching to black coffee…once you get a B, no other breed will do, but there's a definite learning curve. :)
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wrote on 30 Nov 2009, 18:36 last edited by
I agree with you. The beauty of these dogs is that while they have traits that are unique to them, I've never really seen two behave the same way.
At the dog park we take ours to, we've had more than a few people ask about her, and I try and tell them the complete story because once you tell them she's "barkless" you see their eyes light up. :) So I'm quick to add the "negatives" with all the good stuff so they know what they're getting into with one. I tell them they're like switching to black coffee…once you get a B, no other breed will do, but there's a definite learning curve. :)
Yes you mention "barkless" and the eyes light up with an "I'm sold". Then you have to quickly give all the traits. :D
