Unbreakable
By · CommentsIs the bond between a dog and her human. When you raise the puppy right.
Wayne Giroux, of Greenville, Texas was killed by a drunk driver five months ago, and will not be coming home again.
Yet his faithful dog spot, will not stop waiting… And hoping… for him to return. This extraordinary social bond is what separates dogs from all other species on the planet. The American Puppy Project documentary will show you how to raise a puppy the right way. To enable and foster this unshakable, unbreakable bond. It is the reason that dogs are the second most successful species on the planet.
Gone, but not forgotten
Dog Training is easy. If it’s not, you’re doing it wrong
By · CommentsDog Training should be effortless. If it is not, you are reading the wrong books, listening to the wrong experts, following old and outdated ideas and rules. Here is a quick example of how teaching puppies not to bite is effortless. Thanks for visiting! One more thing. Click to learn more about The American Puppy Project and what you do to make this awesome documentary come to life!
Documentary Still Picture of the Day 8/29/2010
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Chazz' sister Cody on the first day of filming in 1996
Documentary Still Picture of the Day 8/25/2010
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chazz_kwame1_dogtv_american_puppy_project pic of the day from 2002
Dogtv.com networks presents the American Puppy Project, fall 2010.
An epic documentary dogumentary spanning from the 90s to 2010. East Coast, West Coast, North Coast, focusing on the lives three puppies. A labrador/chesapeake named chazz, a wild dog/american dingo named Kwame Brown, and a pit bull/american bulldog named Jackie Brown and the stories of their lives and training
My Name is Jackie Brown. I’m a pit bull or an American Bulldog or a mix or something. I weigh about 90 lbs and I have been trained all my life (less than 2 years) using the revolutionary HOT DOG (Hands Off The DOG) TRAINING method.
I'm here to change the world
Why? Because up until now, or at least for the past 100 years, you have been instructed, essentially, in one way or another to use some kind of leash and or collar to inflict some kind of pain or discomfort to a dog in order to get us to listen to what you want.
The HOT DOG TRAINING METHOD is disruptive and disintermediative as it decouples leashes and collars with training. It’s not that we don’t use leashes and collars. We just don’t use them to train dogs. They are used as a safety valve. As a backstop. Probably what they were meant to be all along, before they became the be all and end all of dog training.
The HOT DOG TRAINING METHOD is being documented right now by my human, Michael Patton of dogtv.com. More news and videos will be forthcoming.
Sincerely,
Jackie Brown
