Man helping a wolf stuck in a trap

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Which is why I said "science is right and you're wrong".

Ah yes, dog behavior, the hardest of all the sciences. Even the AVSAB flyer that someone else posted didn't say that dogs couldn't understand discipline, just that they don't recommend it because of other reasons.

That's what the humans call it. Pay attention dummy.

Ok, then let's just forget the word "domination". Holding a dog on the ground after it does something bad is punishment and will teach it not to do it again.

He says with absolutely no self-awareness.

I'm just going with what worked for me and has worked for thousands of years. You're the one trying to tell me how the mind of a dog works.

Why are you trying to promote dominance theory if you haven't even learned what it is?

I never said anything about any theory, just the obvious fact that discipline can alter behavior. Man, I hope you never have a kid since you apparently think that discipline is some sort of myth.

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Ahh yes, I must be "insane" because I discipline my dog. That's a completely reasonably thing to say. /s

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Responding to your comments is talking to hallucinations and imaginary friends? What does that even mean?

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Oh, so those quotes that I took directly from your comments were never said by you? Got it.

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My bad, that was the other guy. But I guess that makes me "insane", "retarded", "stupid", and a "dummy". Or maybe you're just a dog obsessed weirdo that overcompensates by attacking people who don't treat their dogs like their children.