deaddoc
Regular Member

I definitely understand that, and it's frustrating. I put in there that he's a trainer for K-9 because a lot of what they do can be used at home for the same breeds. I know a lot of people around base at looking at Malinois now and it drives me nuts because they have no clue what they're doing with a guardian/working breed. Same with a lot of German Shepherd owners. I'm of the opinion that pets are a privilege not a right haha sounds like you've met a lot of people that have the idea that dogs come to their home trained straight from the rescue/breeder.

I under stand that in the right hands a shock collar is a great tool, but when i am trying to train someone how to teach their dog. ( Say train the people because 99% of the time they are the prob not the dog the last thing i want to do is hand them a shock collar). See what i mean. BTW this is for at home dogs not work dogs. Thought i would just say i understand. Most of the people posting dont have an ideal of what it takes to train a dog and just want am easy way out that ends up hurting the dog. Do you see what i mean. Sorry i thought i would say that here because the are eating me alive and not paying any mind to what i am saying.

I'm at Southern Illinois University in Carbondale. Yeah definitely not. Most people find out and I get the look of "OMG you like touching dead people!?" Where are you from?

Hi! Saw in the cremation jewelry thread, you mentioned you were a mortuary student. Where are you attending? My family is in the funeral business. Not something you see often

Hmm then where can we both be?

I dont think the dirt deployment section is for me just yet. My bf isn't due to deploy until next year.