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how often do you see handlers who are applying excessive compulsion who are not frustrated ? for me, almost never
again, hard to put in words but "firm physical control" means an entirely different thing to me than "excessive physical compulsion"
to put it into 'made for TV terms'
Cesar sometimes uses firm physical control to calm a dog, but he also gets frustrated and uses excessive physical compulsion to shut them down
- at least that's how i have observed his actions
some other member here recently posted you can learn from the good, bad and the ugly
for me, this choice of words seems clear and very different, but some may require a video
how often do you see handlers who are applying excessive compulsion who are not frustrated ? for me, almost never
again, hard to put in words but "firm physical control" means an entirely different thing to me than "excessive physical compulsion"
to put it into 'made for TV terms'
Cesar sometimes uses firm physical control to calm a dog, but he also gets frustrated and uses excessive physical compulsion to shut them down
- at least that's how i have observed his actions
some other member here recently posted you can learn from the good, bad and the ugly
for me, this choice of words seems clear and very different, but some may require a video