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Originally Posted by
MaryS
Thank you Colliemad and Patch for the links
I am fond of Jindos. Proud, handsome,independent spitz dogs with spirit, exceptional hunters.
At the beginning of the first clip the owner said they had consulted a behaviourist who had alpha-rolled the dog. If this was done in their home his behaviour at being handled there could well have escalated his already aggressive response. Likewise he may have escaped from a home that maltreated him in the house or just as likely had never been socialised to kind handling as an adolescent.
Whatever the history, the dog was plainly
terrified of being handled, hence his aggression in attempting to defend himself (only).
Other points briefly:CM was lucky not to be mauled... The dog would have been less scared if he could have been on a carpeted surface... CM patted the dog on the head, the dog hated it...The dog was totally 'zoned out' and disengaged after the roll-overs.
The only redeeming points were at the end and the owners demonstrated a sit, lie and roll over, without too much force, but the dog looked miserable and broken.
Poor dog, there is only one place for that sort of demo and its the vet's surgery to administer life-saving treatment. In all other respects its macho and cruel, full stop.
Mary
apparently the trainer had rolled the dog but when he let him go he just got up and bit him, no surprise there. When the owner is trying to roll him at the start of the clip the dog does not react aggressively until he puts pressure on his back end then after that every time he reaches for him he whips around and tries to bite. The voice over says that the dog won't let them touch him inside their home which is interesting because if this is the case then it would imply that the dog sees inside as different (not in a good way) for some reason. I didn't see any film of the dog indoors other than when the owner was trying to roll it over so it's possible that the dog is fine but not in that situation (trying to roll it)
While CM is outside talking to the camera with the dog on the lead it is uncertain of him and wants to walk away but the lead doesn't allow that. At one point CM actually says that the dog is unsure and in fact it is but it is unsure about
him and it knows it can't move away because of the lead.
he then takes the dog into the house and it walks calmly but it is clear that it is very unsure. Then CM puts the dog in a down and puts pressure along it's back and it doesn't react, it isn't relaxed but it doesn't try to bite either. The owner then muzzles the dog and you can see his whole attitude change, when CM then touches him the dog is not happy and he even says the "muzzle created this" and he is right in that the dog associates the muzzle with what it about to happen next.
the dogs gets away and cesar goes to get him back and this is the point that he starts to choke him. The lead is pulled up tight behind the dogs jaw and he keeps it that way. The dog naturally objects as most dogs would but he doesn't release it at any time. The dog continues to fight him choking and in fact gasping for air while he blames the wife for her "negative energy".
This dog is not aggressively trying to attack cesar because it does not want to submit, it is doing it because he is cutting off it's air supply. The dog is literally fighting for it's life and at the end it does not "submit" to him it is simply exhausted and cannot fight any more because of lack of
air.
in the second clip the owner is being shown how to "apply pressure" with the lead, his wife is again told off for saying that jonbee is scared. The owner pulls the lead tight and forces the dog to roll over. It is not as violent this time because jonbee has already learned that fighting simply means he will choke, he is not submissive, he is afraid.
He does not relax at any time while he is being handled, he does not submit to his owner or cesar once during either clip. When cesar has him lying on his back in his lap the dog is not relaxed, he is stiff legged and unhappy. at the very end of the 2nd clip the owners talk about how he is a totally different dog but it is clear that he more comfortable with the wife than with the male owner.
This is not the first time that CM has choked a dog, he did it with the pitbull, he also did it with the white dog in the cage, cotton but in the clip not to such an extent (although I haven't got time at the moment to try and find the rest of that clip to see what happens next). He places the lead behind the jawline and at the top of the dogs neck and pulls it tight and the dogs naturally object to this.
As I said I posted the vids so that people who are pro CM could see what the link that wys had posted was about. It is hard to form an opinion on what is going on in that clip if you haven't actually seen it.
So far we have had two responses, one does not agree with what cesar is doing to the dog and another that thinks the dog is "bad ass".
I don't think that people that are pro CM want to actually discuss his methods. They want a thread where they can talk about how great he is without anyone asking questions.
I did not post my opinion on the vids as I wanted to hear what others thought on both sides but have given up on that now as it is apparent that is not going to happen other than from those that do no agree with what he does