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« Reply #30 on: December 31, 2006, 01:16: PM »

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emmy- Do they work Denis?  What I am getting back is that they don't on many occasions,

The return rate on all e-collars due to customer dissatisfaction is less than 1%.
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« Reply #31 on: December 31, 2006, 01:17: PM »

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What Yorki has failed to point out is the fact that the same poster is also an admin on the site and the same site came up once in a google search I was doing as being owned by a well known behaviourist.

In the same post the site admin or mod made up my name and used it to make a post under my name –admin were totaly dishonesty from post 1, note that under my name it says guest. – I was posting on that site as globaltraining and anyone reading globaltrainings style can se straight away it’s my style.


What has that got to do with this board Denis, what happens on other boards is nothing to do with this, if people on there want to do things that is their problem and not the problem with this one.  Myself and other members are quite capable of reading posts that a link has sent us to, we don't need this type of abuse.
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« Reply #32 on: December 31, 2006, 01:19: PM »

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emmy- Do they work Denis?  What I am getting back is that they don't on many occasions,

The return rate on all e-collars due to customer dissatisfaction is less than 1%.

That is because they are all thrown to the back of draws Denis, no matter what these people say, the manufacturers can always get of out refunding their money by saying that they haven't used them properly and yes, it has been done on many occasions.
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« Reply #33 on: December 31, 2006, 01:26: PM »

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Emmy- That is because they are all thrown to the back of draws Denis, no matter what these people say, the manufacturers can always get of out refunding their money by saying

The manufacturers dont refund to the pet owner, its the retailer who refunds, the manufacturer toi him/her - apart from that you have no way of knowing anything about the e-collar market, they would have nothing to do with you or people like in the same way you would have nothing to do with them.

So to even suggest - "That is because they are all thrown to the back of draws " anything like that is a statement out of the blue, everyone returns goods they are not satisfied with not just e-collars, I returned a Tesco blender this week - I also imported the new TrTronics Pro 500 EXP when it came out in Oct.

We all know that all APDT are trying to do is cover their PTS on training failures - its the only training method which actually kills dogs - John Fisher founding member started it and we dont know how common it is, below and York never mentions it, she wants it covered up,

Mad Max Lady - post from this board now expired:

As to the APDT (? Have I got that right ?) I got one of the founding members out to my first rescue GSD. The poor dog was suffering from separation anxiety and was going through a phase of growling at anyone who came near him, apart from me. So this well-known behaviourist got me to hold the dog on the lead, then crouched low and stared menacingly at the dog until he was hysterical ........... and then told me that the dog was dangerous, untrustworthy and should be put to sleep for everyone's safety. That dog was the biggest softie you've ever met, and I've subsequently discovered that it's not unusual for a rescue dog to go through a phase of aggression while it settles into a new home.

Was APDT founder a madman?
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« Reply #34 on: December 31, 2006, 01:33: PM »

The return rate on all e-collars due to customer dissatisfaction is less than 1%.

Wonder what the return rate is on bags of treats the dogs don't like, collars that the owners don't like once they've tried them on the dog, leads, dog bowls, grooming gear etc, etc, etc

Unfortunately, and my guess is, particularly in the UK, we don't tend to complain - just put in a drawer and forget about or file them in the bin.
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« Reply #35 on: December 31, 2006, 01:40: PM »

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Yorki- Unfortunately, and my guess is, particularly in the UK, we don't tend to complain

That did used to be the case many years ago, not these days with goods its not, to many people know their basic rights under the sale of goods act. I can't think of anyone I know who would not hesitate to return anything and for that matter I cant think of many people who would hesitate in taking a retailer to court if they did not get satisfaction, these are very simple laws not complicated expensive high court fights.
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« Reply #36 on: December 31, 2006, 01:43: PM »

We all know that all APDT are trying to do is cover their PTS on training failures - its the only training method which actually kills dogs - John Fisher founding member started it and we dont know how common it is, below and York never mentions it, she wants it covered up,

Obsession, obsession, obsession!!!

Denis, I know you're miffed that no reputable organisation would ever accept you as a member, or, come to that, any reputable dealer employ you for very long, but to obsess in the way that you do just makes you look very foolish
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« Reply #37 on: December 31, 2006, 01:44: PM »

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Yorkie: The reason why reputable behaviourists do not recommend anti-bark collars of any description is because of the 'fall-out' that can occur. Suppress one unwanted behaviour by painful/uncomfortable means and the dog learns nothing only that pain/discomfort occurs and this can and often does create confusion.

One wonders why behaviorists would recommend anything at all according to this logic. Any method or tool used or applied incorrectly can cause 'fall-out'. There is nothing whatsoever to this logic except ignorance and bias.

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Stan: What I find really boring are the Lou Castles who have stated over 150 times that we do not understand the modern e collar as if that answers why he needs to use these devices just to get a dog to sit. I note you have not mentioned that s being boring

Mr Castle has never said that he or anyone else for that matter needs to use an ecollar in order to train a dog. Indeed he has said the opposite on many occasions for anyone capable of understanding the written word. As you are obviously not one of these people capable of understanding plain english, I guess he feels compelled to keep replying for no other reason than to correct the misinformation and misrepresentation that you continually and wilfully sprout.


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« Reply #38 on: December 31, 2006, 01:46: PM »

That did used to be the case many years ago, not these days with goods its not, to many people know their basic rights under the sale of goods act. I can't think of anyone I know who would not hesitate to return anything and for that matter I cant think of many people who would hesitate in taking a retailer to court if they did not get satisfaction, these are very simple laws not complicated expensive high court fights.

Only those with the time and the money take matters to court, Denis, which is why you get away with what you do on the libel front.

OK, hands up all those who have Christmas presents that they know they'll never use and are, basically a pile of junk! Now hands up all of those who are going to take the retailer to court under the unfit for use clause Smile   Nuff said!!!!!!!!!
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« Reply #39 on: December 31, 2006, 01:49: PM »

One wonders why behaviorists would recommend anything at all according to this logic. Any method or tool used or applied incorrectly can cause 'fall-out'. There is nothing whatsoever to this logic except ignorance and bias.

You've studied operant conditioning and presumably learning theory, Jenci. It's not difficult to work out why the pain/discomfort had this effect/fall-out

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« Reply #40 on: December 31, 2006, 01:50: PM »

I totally agree with your summation Yorkie. But was curious about the logic of the answer Denis has given below regarding the reactions to the dogs of E C and bark collars on dogs.

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In context this is what Yorki is talking about -
That figure has to be seen in the context of freak occurrence, its not true but even if it were it mentions two dogs.

So, even if it were true it can be compared to other freak occurrences such as lightning strikes, those figures are, about one human hit my lightening in three million according to the Met Office, which just about makes the odds of anything happing with anti bark collars far less than the chances of being struck by lightening, because of the 5 year period, and not the annual 1 in 3 million as used by the met office.

So e-collars, based on Yorkis refererence, have less chance of causeing an incident than being struck by lightning.

Perhaps I am missing something here does this make any sense, I have read it a number of times and how does it prove that this type of event is rare? This was a result of the function not a malfunction of the collar. How does the statement above prove it was a freak accident? It was not an accident at all. It was because the collar caused a reaction FEAR. And the dogs reacted to that . Can you also tell us why you think it is not true, what proof do you have that this is a fictitious post?

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More commentry below for those who wish to read it further, admin on the site made the post and admin on the site also made up my name, as a guest user and made post under my name - well anyone who wishes to beleive dishonest people fine, but, very few people trus liars
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The reason you are listed under Guest is because you have been terminated from that board. Very simple nothing unusual or sinister.

Denis I have run your continual changes of IPs across a couple of police friends of mine. They tell me that this is noramlly the domain of the criminal, drug pusher or paedophile. IP manipulation protects their identities. I am not suggesting you are any of the aforementioned of course I have nop proof of that. I also asked them if it is possible to sign in on another persons IP and they tell me that it is very easy and commonly used once again to hide activity that the user does not want to be associated with.

An interesting discussion, they are always curious regarding unusual behaviour using multiple IPs.

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« Reply #41 on: December 31, 2006, 01:51: PM »

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Denis, I know you're miffed that no reputable organisation would ever accept you as a member,

I presume you mean APDT, no responsible trainer would join any organisation such as APDT for the simple reason you all have to sign that you will not educate yourselves on all and any technological progress on e-collars, no repsonible trainer would deny themselves the opportunity to learn futur technolgy in the advancement of dog safety and training. As I have said, there is little difference between APDT mentality and the Taliband mentality, both are against progress.

 Your organisation was founded in 1995 and at that point it banned itself and any member not just from useing any e-collar of the period but from learning anything about and taking advantage of modern e-collars which were not even invented untill 1998, so you have to say something, lets face look at the mess your all causeing, how can you charge for the catastrophic results below due to treat training, the dangers of which I have highlighted in the post topic, 100% failure rate lets face it Yorki (if you ever can) you have to say say something when all you have is a 100% failure rate, but your in denial! on top of that you have proven the chances of anything going wrong with an e-collar is less than the chances of being struck by lightening, anyone can see that to quote such absurd odds as being problem is a cry of desperation from deep with the asylum of lost reasoning, especially when we have evidence of one attempted death by an APDT member and even now there are only just over 500 of them.

1. Lucky Star11-05-2005, 11:29 AM
Any ideas of any other way we can train recall because this reward based way doesn't seem to be working at all?

2. Lel-11-05-2005, 02:50 PM
We still cant let Libs off when others are around or in an unenclosed area as she takes no notice when someone and their dogs appear.

3. Murphy - 11-05-2005, 02:59 PM
My Murph has a terrible recall when there's distractions

4. Marean - 13-05-2005, 08:23 PM
I have a similar problem with Harvey, he is excellent with recalls until he finds something like a plastic bottle, big sticks or another dogs toy

5. iwlass 13-05-2005, 08:31 PM
 I have been using a long line to train Molo for 2 months or more as his recall went out of the window when he became a teen-pup

6. Helena 54 - 15-05-2005, 05:42 PM
if you absolutely know that they are totally distracted and you have no chance of getting them back (like I did this morning with some rabbits!)

7. JR-Tilly- 05-12-2006, 12:47 PM
Tilly out on a long line as i live in a rural area with lots of rabbits and she has a very strong hunting instinct

http://www.dogsey.com/showthread.php?t=10587

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Really frustrated
http://www.petfriendlyworld.com/chat/index.php?topic=6485.0
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« Reply #42 on: December 31, 2006, 02:01: PM »

obsession, obsession, obsession!!!!! Yawn!

Stan, rarely does anything Denis have to say make any sense. What little that does is usually well hidden under his obsessions about trainers who get results without resorting to the 'button' so is well buried.

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« Reply #43 on: December 31, 2006, 02:02: PM »

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I presume you mean APDT, no responsible trainer would join any organisation such as APDT for the simple reason you all have ti sign that you will not educate yourselves on all and any technological progress on e-collars.

Interesting, perhaps you could point out where the APDT has stated you cannot educate yourself on E Collars. Lets call them by their real name Electronic Shock Collars. Though I am not a member and never have been I did not think they actually have said this, what they actually stated is that their members cannot use them.

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« Reply #44 on: December 31, 2006, 02:03: PM »

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emmy- Do they work Denis?  What I am getting back is that they don't on many occasions,

The return rate on all e-collars due to customer dissatisfaction is less than 1%.

Perhaps you could point us to where you got these actual figures from. Sounds like a pluck fro fresh air to me.

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