resource

Here is a resource I came across that might interest you. I don't agree
with everything he says, but he makes some good points.

http://www.geocities.com/paul_j_preston/index.html

Disgusting website? And a poorly designed website. No author, no way
to provide feedback, ect.

Treat an animal the way this website advocates treating children and you
will have APS or the Human Society on your door. Funny how disciplinary
hitting of animals if frowned upon and generally not accepted, yet
adults in this society can hit their children in the name of discipline
and there are websites that support the practice.

I never hit my children or my animals. Immediate obedience out of fear
is not something that I wanted to encourage. I wanted my children and
my pets to respect me and to trust me. My children are adults now, and
they are great. My pets do not fear me, and obey commands willingly.
Funny how a little bit of love and positive reinforcement works, isn't it?

LaVonne

deb007 wrote:

Here is a resource I came across that might interest you. I don't agree
with everything he says, but he makes some good points.

http://www.geocities.com/paul_j_preston/index.html

On Mon, 2 Aug 2004, Carlson LaVonne wrote:

Disgusting website? And a poorly designed website. No author, no way
to provide feedback, ect.

Treat an animal the way this website advocates treating children and you
will have APS or the Human Society on your door. Funny how disciplinary
hitting of animals if frowned upon and generally not accepted, yet
adults in this society can hit their children in the name of discipline
and there are websites that support the practice.

I never hit my children or my animals. Immediate obedience out of fear
is not something that I wanted to encourage. I wanted my children and
my pets to respect me and to trust me. My children are adults now, and
they are great. My pets do not fear me, and obey commands willingly.
Funny how a little bit of love and positive reinforcement works, isn't it?

LaVonne

You forgot to mention the little girl that ran away from your home. Or
the daughter of yours that by the age of nine didn't even know that
shop lifting is wrong! ;-)

Doan

deb007 wrote:

Here is a resource I came across that might interest you. I don't agree
with everything he says, but he makes some good points.

http://www.geocities.com/paul_j_preston/index.html