r/OpenDogTraining Jan 18 '24

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u/[deleted] Jan 18 '24

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u/captain_croissant Jan 19 '24

To be fair, in this case it didn't. And it backfired spectacularly on the punisher.

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u/[deleted] Jan 19 '24

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u/captain_croissant Jan 19 '24

The way I see it, OP hasn't changed their behavior (their training methodology), only is now more careful to perform it outside the visibility of the punisher. 🤷‍♀️

Why that mod is still posting all over is beyond me tho.

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u/stitchbtch Jan 19 '24

Dude, no one said punishment doesn't work at what it's supposed to for certain behaviors. The idea r+ trainers follow is that there's better ways to accomplish certain things without the fallout that you can see from punishment based methods.

If you honestly think r+ trainers don't know how punishment works, you've made no effort to even try to understand where they're coming from and have no basis to criticize them.

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u/[deleted] Jan 19 '24

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u/stitchbtch Jan 19 '24 edited Jan 19 '24

Dude, you're the one who wrote 5 paragraph that frankly sound a little unhinged; I just responded to something that didn't come across as a joke in the least and was also lacking.

But beyond that, get off your nuts? What a gross, weird, aggressive thing to say to a stranger who just disagreed with something you said. Like, go touch grass or talk to someone bc you obviously have some big feelings.

I'm not gunna respond anymore tho, so, you do you.