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Six puppies and Us
I took a look and have some serious ethical concerns about this show.
First off, are the dog owners working with a professional trainer? Are they committed to their puppies, or just keeping them for the time being to get paid for participation in the show?
One woman has a pup who bites, and she said "if he keeps it up, he's not long for this world". That's
not the sign of a committed dog owner, and is borderline abusive. She would put the dog down because of nipping?
And nipping is one of the easier dog behaviors to correct. First off, if you have a pup, you give him a bone or chewy treat, then take it out of his/her mouth and put it back. You only need to it once. This shows that you are in control of the treats and also really comes in handy should you need to get into your dog's mouth if the dog is choking. It happened to me with Bandit, who loves to chew on sticks. He was choking on a stick once, and if he'd bit me as I tried to get into his throat to dislodge the stick, he might have died.
Second, when pup nips, put your finger down the dog's throat and instigate the gag reflex. Yes, it sounds cruel, but again, you only ever have to do it
once. I'm sure the positive-reinforcement trainers have another method, but in my experience - at least with this dog - classical aversive training has it's place as well.
Then, there was a guy who was dragging his dog down the street in by the straps of a harness. That's not classical aversive training, it's just wrong. And again, borderline abusive.
So yes, I'm troubled by this show.