https://xcancel.com/FearedBuck/status/1983584943025615329#m
VANCE He has this command : Place. Which is basically, I snap my finger and point. He will run to that place and lay down.
INTERVIEWER You don't have to zap him? like Hasan
VANCE Like Hasan Piker? No
both laughing uncontrollably
INTERVIEWER Wasn't that disgusting?
VANCE There's no electrocution of dogs here.
INTERVIEWER How disgusting is that? What does it tell you about a person?
VANCE I think it tells you that they're bad people. ... If you mistreat dogs, that's almost a 100% sign that you're a going to be a really terrible person.
Do you think the e in ecolloar stands for electric shock or something?
That is a big ass dog at high risk of hip dysplasia, she does in fact need to stay in her bed so she doesn't develop a habit of resting on hardwood floors which would destroy her joints and hip, he's being perfectly responsible
And he uses commands to get her to stay on her bed, not the vibrating collar he uses for outdoor activities
You need better sources then, it's a well known problem with large dogs like Mastiffs, heavy dogs on hard surfaces can lead to them placing significant weight on their joints and hips
You know what works better than a carpet; A Bed
Except you didn't, you just posted a random excerpt vaguely describing the effects of exercise on Boxers that in the next sentence admitted housing conditions were not part of the study.....frankly the excerpt is the scientific equivalent of a 'shrug'
Kaya is a heavier breed and Hasan spent a small fortune getting her the best trainers and himself the best advice for her breed
It's for potential joint issues, actually. And it was recommended by either a vet or trainer and I don't really care enough about splitting that hair to go look it up. A trampoline bed/cot is softer than the floor and often recommended for pets.
It was.
the hair splitting in question was "did a vet or a trainer give the dog bed advice?", not "does hard flooring affect hip dysplasia?"