Need videos for work presentation!

[AllisonPitbullLvr]

Ok everyone. I am doing a presentation at work about the Julie Shaw seminar I went to and I need some video examples of bites/behavior that people call "unpredictable", "dominance", videos of clear examples of dog body language and videos of terrible trainers.

Any videos that can open a discussion about dog body language, positive methods versus aversive methods, and will clearly illustrate these points to people who work with dogs every day but might not have a thorough understanding of behavior.

So far I have the Cesar video with the lab, the police dog (GSD) who bites the news anchor, and the fireworks training video that makes everyone cry.

My presentation is on Thursday and I need time to watch the videos first.

Anyone???

 

[AllisonPitbullLvr]

No one?

 

[milos_mommy]

hm, can you tape the presentation and show it to us? The only video I can think off the top of my head is the Cesar video but I'll look around...

 

[milos_mommy]

Did you get this one? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-tuqkNSW94s

ETA another cesar one, not sure how good it is but you can see the dog's discomfort right before he bites http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZY-_vpo-Ayc&feature=related

 

[stardogs]

What about some of the "aww what a good dog with the kids" videos around on youtube? Some nice displays of behavior from dogs that are "fine" with kids, but whose body language shows discomfort.

 

[milos_mommy]

Oh, does anyone have the photo of the police dog at the day care looking terrified out of it's mind?

 

[AllisonPitbullLvr]

Oh good idea! Kid videos. I was hoping to have one discussing WHY the dominance theory is bogus.

 

[stardogs]

Check Sophia Yin's site - she has a great page on dominance with videos.

 

[AllisonPitbullLvr]

Thanks stardogs!

 

[Pops2]

don't forget the one w/ the dogo that bits the anchor lady