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Michael Ellis or Tom Rose?

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Im looking into a bunch of trainer schools and the two schools that seem to be most recommended are either The Micheal Ellis School For Dog Trainers or The Tom Rose School.

For the past few weeks Ive been really trying to find out everything I can about Michael Ellis and from what I have read and seen from his videos I really like his methods. I also really like the kind of different way he runs his school.

A few days ago someone on another forum asked me to help find some information on the Tom Rose School for them, i had never really heard of them before them but when I was looking up info on them, it seems it is a highly recommenced school. I tried to find some more info on the methods used there but all I really found was that they tend to do a lot with shock collars.

So now I want the opinions of people (a lot more experienced them me) about which school would be better to attend for someone looking to go more into the working dog type training and I would like to know both the pros and cons of each school.

Also i would love to hear about any other trainer schools anybody wants to recommend.
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Is this a riddle? I'm offended and you must be a fool. LOL
Wait you just called Fred a dog trainer!

Yoda! I got the answer, I got the answer! !!!MARKETING!!! It has nothing to do with good training! :grin::grin::grin: \\:D/ \\:D/


Dean, good explanation!
I've been to Flinks, Ivan B and a bajillion AKC seminars going back to the early 80s but Elllis is definitely on my bucket list!
Maybe even a trip to train!
Yes Michael was mentored by Ivan B.
Always great to be around champions.
Sarah, did I mention there are 3 champions in Ringsport putting on a seminar in Canada. :smile:
Yoda! I got the answer, I got the answer! !!!MARKETING!!! It has nothing to do with good training! :grin::grin::
Sly dog
hi newb speaking here, sometimes newbs come in with less built in biases n loyalties. i think you could learn a lot by first studying all the big names with different styles n try n understand why they have adopted certain methods that work for them, lets face it there is more than one way to get a result.

secondly you have to understand yourself n pick a style that suits your personality, timing, coordination etc otherwise it just won't work. you also have to look at what you are prepared to do to get a result eg there are a lot of good trainers that use e-collars straight up just to do basic pet training with young dogs - that would never suit me so i am not interetsed in knowing what they know regardless of the results. certainly pays to try n understand their position if if you don't like it.

i have never titled a dog n now that i have seen it all i am not that interested in it but its all ood learning n can only increase your understanding n better yr realtionship with yr dog regardless of whatever it is yr are training for, eg particular sport, pet etc.

out of all the tapes i watched i will be sticking with ME style mainly because i like the guys attitude and laid back character.
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i have never titled a dog n now that i have seen it all i am not that interested
Rotflmao!!!!
Be nice! :evil:
nah don't be nice, say what you think, hopefully i will get more interested in yr comments than whatever it is you do
YES, be nice!!!!!
This stuff get out of hand to quickly.
Be nice! :evil:
That was nice! :twisted:
nah don't be nice, say what you think, hopefully i will get more interested in yr comments than whatever it is you do

Uninterested? Then don't read it. :roll:
I think the op has the answer to her original question.
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