NONE OF THE 7 TRAINING SCHOOLS OR EXPERTS REFERRED BY THE VETERINARIAN, INCLUDING NJSPCA-ENDORSED ST. HUBERT'S GIRALDA, COULD SOLVE THIS PROBLEM. Testing for dog aggression by putting an artificial hand on an artificial limb always leads to an artificial answer which always leads to the dog's VERY REAL death. In spite of the school's instruction to always use food rewards and a spiked collar, Daisy graduated with even worse food aggressive problems. OH, WHAT A SURPRISE! The director called Daisy the best behaved dog in the class...This doesn't give much hope to the lower ranked graduates. WHAT A CRUEL JOKE! Daisy's owner, Ellyn seen here, with the research guidelines provided by Jeff Loy of the Center for Animal Behavioral Research solved this problem in just a few minutes. For information on saving death-row dogs contact: The Bite Man The Center For Animal Behavioral Research 908-879-4646 jeffloy@optonline.net Over 17000 death-row dogs saved over 5 decades testing with my bare arm. www.jjLoy.com
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