Babbling nonsense.  You're simply the greatest, Frawley.  Aren't you?

I believe that new trainers - and so called professionals alike are going to learn soemthing froim this article. I hope it makes things clearer for trainers. The article is long - almost 23 typed pages

Everybody can learn something.  One thing we can learn is that LEERKOPF™ Frawley can't spell, and can't even turn on spell checking.



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Edited by Ed Frawley (Mon Nov 14 2005 02:13 PM)

Voodoo Louie is about to be removed from a living room.  Thanks or not, out ya go, Voodoo.  You're history.

The following that I quote from the article is something that I've heard many times on many forums. When questioned about this "study" no one has ever been able to show a citation for its origin; not in any K-9 journal and not in any scientific journal. In trying to track it down it seems that it came from a statement made by a trainer at a seminar and she's never backed it up with a citation either. People have just assumed that it's true and repeated it so often that it's become accepted as true. Do you have a citation for it? I agree that chain collars will probably cause more damage than a pinch collar but I don't think that this "study" really exists.

"This has been proven through autopsies done in Germany on dogs that were trained their entire life with choke collars Vs dogs trained with prong collar."

Voodoo Louie investigated this critical issue, and finally gets the facts right here.

And this bring up a question. Since both the chain collar and your "dominant dog collar" work identically, how is it that the dominant dog collar doesn't apply the "entire force of the correction . . . to this one spot" on the dog's neck and cause identical problems? I've always thought that the force of a chain collar was spread out around the dog's entire neck, rather than have it concentrated in just one spot. The bruising from the experiment you suggest (trying it on one's leg) will extend most of the way around the leg. I think that any damage that occurs does so because the force is concentrated in such a narrow area, the width of the chain. With a pinch collar the force is also spread out around the dog's neck but it's over an area that's 1/2" wide and it's not necessary to use anywhere near the same force to get a training effect with the pinch collar.

And just one final question. Throughout the article you use the word "stem" when referring to an Ecollar "stimulation." Everyone else that I know uses the word "stim" (as a derivative of the word "stimulation) when they make this reference. Is this a misspelling, are you doing something different or is this a regional thing?

Voodoo Louie, a superb speller himself, the ecollar EXPERT, has got nothing better to do than "stem" and "stim".  He left out "stun".

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That's RIGHT!  Just read Frawley's "Training Techniques" and see for yourself.  Frawley wrote 'em - you'll love em.  You're simply the greatest, Frawley.  Aren't you?

There is only one place that ESCAPE TRAINING (Avoidance training is a better term) with a remote trainer should be used and thats with animal aggression and the scenarios I describe in the article under avoidance training.

Modern dog training is built on motivating a dog to want to work for you.

Take LEERKOPF™ Frawley's advice - Use a broom - poke the snot out of the SOB.

When its done correctly the dog will try and figure out what you want so it can obtain its drive goal. People should see our little Corgi pup that Cindy is working with try and figure out what she wants her to do. You can see the wheels going in her head.

Got those wheels on video?  I just want to see the wheels.

This method of training produces a dog that can think for himself. He THINKS and becomes a PROBLEM SOLVER.

No shit.  He balance checkbooks, too?

Escape training produces a dog that is guided into the correct behavior because it wants to avoid the STIM (or stem).

Which one?  "Stim"?  "Stem"?  What about "Stun"?

Lou - I strongly recommend that you start your own web discussion forum on your own web site about escape training because I am going to step in and stop it on my forum.

That'll never happen.  Voodoo Louie specializes in WRITING MESSAGES by the THOUSAND.  Where's he gonna find time to create and maintain a message forum?  Where will he find the mental capacity to install this "discussion forum"?  Go look at his pitiful "website".  He can't even keep THAT straight.     

In my opinion its a dis-service to allow what I consider abusive training methods to be touted "as the correct way to use e-collars"

Uh-oh!  Looks like the honeymoon is over.  But this isn't the FIRST forum Voodoo Louie's been tossed out of .... Discover more.

I don’t know what your point is on the choke collars. Did you not read the post I entered on finding someone that does not like you to jerk a choke that’s put around your thigh? 

There IS no point in this babbling.

If it’s so important to you to hold a piece of paper in your hand about this study - write Bernhard Flinks. Ask him about it. He discusses it in every one of his seminars.

A discussion isn't FACTS.  Where's the EVIDENCE?  Let's see some PROOF.  Go get the damn papers, scan 'em, and make a NEW "article" for your "web board".

In regard to the dominant dog collar - Loudid you read what I said? It seems not !!!!!! It seems that you argue just for the love of arguing. 

It took awhile, but it's beginning to sink in!  Good boy, LEERKOPF™ Frawley!  (Steve tosses Frawley a hot dog.)

A dominant dog collar is not used like a choke collar is used in obedience training. In obedience training handlers give the dog a POP with the leash (the level determines by the temperament of the dog). This POP is what causes the damage. (Lou I assume you understand that a dog should get a POP rather than a TUG for a correction?)  

OMG!! This is better than kindergarten!

With a dominant dog collar there is never a POP - it’s used to quickly lift the dogs feet off the ground when it shows unwarranted aggression. A dominant dog collar is used to take the air away from a dog. It’s not used to POP the dog with a correction. 

Go for it, Frawley - take that dog's AIR away.

Lou - if you dealt with many behavioral problems you would understand the difference here. On the vast majority of dogs that have been allowed to become dominant these collars only need to be used a few times before the dog figures out that the handler is someone to be taken seriously. 

Voodoo Louie HASN'T dealt with dog problems - he THINKS and FANTASIZES he has.  Just like his delusions of being Culver City PD's "Department K9 Trainer" - he "thought" he held that position for 25 years - except that position doesn't exist.  It only takes one phone call to clear up that lie.  310-837-1221 = Culver City Police.

Obviously you have not seen the training DVD I did. Probably a waste of money for you – you are a little to close minded.

WHO's closed-minded?  This shit is no different than your "Table Training" babbling from 2001. 

ALL of you self-proclaimed "internet dog experts" are closed-minded.  ALL of you know it ALL. 

Anyone notice that REAL trainers don't even bother with Frawley's famous "LEERKOPF™ web board"?  They won't come NEAR it.  You see anybody SERIOUS here?  Any MAJOR WUSV, BSP, DMS, KNPV, SchHUSA, DVG players?  This "web board" is just a kindergarten toy, started by kids, run by kids, and populated with kids.  The idiotic, juvenile messages prove it.

In the DVD I explained that some people use STIM – some people use SHOCK – some people use STEM. It really does not matter what term one uses as long as its understood. It’s just like some people call these SHOCK COLLARS – some people call them E-Collars – some people call them REMOTE TRAINERS.

Thanks for clarifying that, Frawley.  You're simply the greatest.  Aren't you?

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Edited by Ed Frawley (Thu Nov 17 2005 02:45 PM)

HERE SHE IS!  An official "Louie Bitch", rushing in to the rescue.

I have attended two ecollar seminars.

And now she's another ecollar EXPERT.

The first by a man who had little knowledge of dogs and worked each dog in the exact same manner as every other dog. He also worked with the ecollar set at the highest level at which the dog did not vocalize.

Who cares?

At this seminar I watched this man make mincemeat of a sweet coonhound mix.

Mincemeat?  That sounds just like that famous country and western song, "Sweet Coonhound Mix".  Who cares?

One year later I watched Lou, also with an ecollar, put that same sweet dog back together again.

Who cares?  Unless he used a screwdriver and pliers .... now that'd be something interesting.

I have watched Lou, using the ecollar, gently, and without yanking the dogs off their feet, teach them that dog agression is not the thing to do. You can find the details on his website ( http://www.loucastle.com/ ).

Lou is knowledgeable about dogs and trains each dog as an individual, working dogs on the ecollar at the lowest level they will acknowledge.

Voodoo Louie is a pathological liar.  It's proven all over the WFFCW.

I also have "known" Lou for some years on email lists, and I don't know of anyone whose methods I'd rather use.

"A sucker is born every minute."  That's a very famous quote.

I own a very DOMINANT, hard-headed, work-bred dog.

Judith has never SEEN  "a very DOMINANT, hard-headed, work-bred dog."  Three minutes with a HARD, DOMINANT dog, and Judith would be "mincemeat" - MISSION POSSIBLE.

But without the ecollar, and Lou's help, he would have gone back to the breeder soom after his first birthday. Oski will be six next month and I would never part with him. Thanks to the ecollar and Lou Castle.

Bless Voodoo Louie Castle.  Nobody will ever know the heights depths of his incredible "success".

None.

Did I miss something?

Nope.

or is this a case of you not reading exactly what I said?

Judith is here to defend her savior, Voodoo Louie Castle.  You a little slow on the uptake, Frawley?  That's her MISSION POSSIBLE.

This is your first post on my web board. I suggest that you go back and re-read my article on corrections. Then read the posts I have made in this threat.

Threat?  You "suing" somebody AGAIN?

Lou has 574 posts on my board.

573 too many.

His method of training is escape training (ET) also called avoidance training. ET has been around for 25 years. Lou did not invent ET. He simply uses that method to train dogs. In 574 posts he has done an excellent job of explaining his training methods.

I have written one article on what I consider a better way to train and you get defensive about Lou.

Judith is a Voodoo Louie bitch - of course she gets defensive.

I don’t dislike Lou.

Then you're one of the few that don't.  Try it - you'll like it.

Fact is I have never met him.

Fact is, "What's Love Got To Do With It?" (thanks, Tina)  Have you looked in the Blue Oyster Bar?  It's Louie's home.

I have allowed him to make hundreds of posts about a method of training I have never agreed with.

That's pretty funny, Frawley.  You expect anybody to believe it? 

I have a theory:  you kept Voodoo Louie around for awhile to PIMP HIM.  You used him to write lying, inflammatory bullshit, degrade and defame certain, select people FOR YOUR AGENDA.  That's what I think.  Need an example?

If you read my article you will find that I said “escape training works.” It’s a very quick method to train a dogs. That’s why the vast majority of professional dog trainers train their client dogs with ET. With this said ET does nothing to build the bond with the handler and dog.

The fact is

The fact is?  THE FACT IS!

ET is old school training - 25 year old school training. My methods are a better way to train.

EVERYTHING about you is better - everybody knows THAT.  You've been pimping yourself for so long, even YOU believe it.  LEERKOPF™ - you're just the GREATEST.  Aren't you?

My article is not an attack on Lou Castle (as you allude it is). My article simply explains why ET is old school and why my methods are a better way to train with a remote trainer.

Explain THIS.

In closing I have some serious questions why ANYONE would allow another trainer to take their dog and put a remote collar on it at a seminar. I too have seen many cases of abuse in this kind of scenario. This is crazy.

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You TELL 'em, Judith!  Tell 'em how electricity creates BOND.  (Hey Judith?  Crank up that juice enough, and it's known as "arc welding"!)

Tell 'em how even the LOWEST stim is the one thing in the world the dog LOVES and WANTS more than anything else.  Electricity = BOND.  Judith = demented.

You are missing the boat if you think the ecollar is only for harsh corrections when needed. The ecollar is one of the safest and gentlest methods of teaching a dog anything that there is.

OK, DAMMIT!  It's time for a good laugh, parody, humor, and some SARCASM ....

JUDITH MAKES A PHONE CALL!

You seem to approve of jerking dogs off their feet and stringing them up until they cannot breathe.

Yessuh!  He even sells a special COLLAR for it.

Granted, the occasions you mention are extreme, but, in my opinion, such methods should only be used after all other methods have failed.

Absolutely brilliant opinion.  Judith - you're not a KIDDER, are you?

There is no reason not to turn a dog over to a competant ecollar trainer. In my case the first trainer I mentioned never got his hands on my transmitter.

Was that a SEXUAL thing, Judith?  You can tell us, we'll keep it private - what did he get his hands on?  C'mon, you can share the details.  Was it good for you?

There is no way I would entrust my dog to such a person.

On the other hand I would have no qualms about handing my transmitter to Lou. Because I was somewhat knowledgable about the ecollar he did not take my transmitter.

No, Judith.  Your "knowledge" is just your interpretation.

I used it under his direction.

Here is an excellent example of Judith whoring for Voodoo Louie.

http://loucastle.com/simon.htm

As someone said, with a Pit Bull, especially one that has been bred for fighting, one will always have to be on the alert for agressive behavior.


Ed's edited comment:

This article has been mentioned a number of times on this web board. There are other ways that work better.

Edited by Ed Frawley (Sun Nov 20 2005 08:54 AM)

THREE!  And she had the nerve to DISAGREE with LEERKOPF™ Frawley!

You came here with a huge CHIP ON YOUR SHOULDER!!

That's no chip - that's Voodoo Louie Castle on her shoulder.  Judith is a leading member of the Official Voodoo Louie Department of Defense - OVLDOD.

Your posts are filled with ridiculous statements.

They sure are.  I'm sorry to AGREE with you, Frawley, but you're right this time.  It might not ever happen again, so don't get all excited, wet your pants, or buy me presents.

I am having a difficult time convincing myself not to block you from the board. Either change your attitude or go away.

Go on - block her.  You'll feel good.

For the second time I suggest you read my article. You have skimmed the article and absorbed very little.

The purpose for the article is to explain the various kinds of corrections used in dog training. It was not to list the kinds of corrections I use in training. In regard to a "Level 10 leash correction" if you took the time to read you would have seen that I said that it was very seldom needed. I suggest you not put words in my mouth.

WHY NOT?  YOU put words in OTHER people's mouths.  Are you exempt or something?  EXPLAIN THIS.

Did you miss the part where I said using a "dominant dog collar" is a LAST RESORT? Did you miss the part where I explained that this method is used on dogs that the owners were considering euthanizing the dog if their aggression problems were not solved?

Once again how many ways do I have to say this article is not about Lou Castle. This article is about the Theory of Corrections in Dogs.

This LEERKOPF™ "article" is just a babbling waste of time, disk space, and absurd, ridiculous "theory".  At least you're smart enough not to call it "FACT".

My advice to you Judith is to walk away from this because you seem to be on a mission and your next post will be your last if it’s filled with the kind of garbage in your last two.

LOL!  Voodoo Louie's bitch is gonna get the last word, until YOU get the last word.  Just watch.

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Edited by Ed Frawley (Sun Nov 20 2005 10:56 AM)

See what I mean?  It only took a few hours.

Another one down.  This is LEERKOPF™ Frawley's CARNIVAL KINDERGARTEN WEB BOARD!

She has nothing to offer other than pig headedness, a closed mind, stupidity and her own misguided agenda.

EXACTLY like Frawley, Rambo, Castle, and the LEERKOPF™ puppets.

Kind of reminds me of my ex-wives.

You collect 'em?  You're simply the greatest, Frawley.  Aren't you?

You have nothing to offer this board other than a sour negative attitude.

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Edited by Ed Frawley (Sun Nov 20 2005 07:03 PM)

My, my, my - what an interesting thing to say about Judith.  Who KNOWS how much she pays for husbands?  Only Judith knows.  THIS message was too good to delete.  Right on, Jenni - you're OK!  Jenni made a phone call, too! 

Like most of Voodoo's messages, this one's a multi-page exercise in babbling yipyap.  Not only does Voodoo bore you with his rhetoric, he contradicts himself so often that you can't keep up with his incoherent bullshit anyway.  What's THIS?  What's THIS?  Got no answers, do you Voodoo?  

Ed, you're article certainly wasn't about me but this bit of your post certainly was aimed directly at me. In my response to your article I congratulated you on being big enough to allow people who disagree with you to post on your forum. It now looks as if that was a bit premature.

One of the most vile criticisms that someone can level towards a dog trainer is that the tool or method that he uses is abusive, as you've done with me.

VILE CRITICISM?  How many times have YOU done exactly the same thing to ME, Voodoo?   

Since you've never seen me train any dogs and since you've probably never even seen any dogs that I've trained it's completely out of place for you to make such a statement.

SINCE WHEN?  It's OK for you to do it, but nobody else can?  What's THIS, Voodoo?

Perhaps "escape training" as you use the term is abusive. But as I do the work, it's not, not by any stretch of anyone's imagination. It's nearly identical with the Ecollar work that's done by the Dobbs Training Center, Martin Deely, LAPD, LASD, the US Secret Service, Utah State Police K-9 School and hundreds, if not thousands, more. Of nearly 600 posts on this forum, (and that doesn't include the hundreds on the "old" forum) most of them about Ecollars, this is the first time that anyone has said that they consider what I do to be "abusive." I expected better from you.

Your expectations were NOT MET.  Go read ALL your Voodoo Louie pages on the WFFCW - then run crying to your mommy.

Across the country people use the same terms differently, I'll suggest that's what's at the bottom of our difference in the use of the terms "escape" and "avoidance" training. As you use them, Ed, they're the same. In your article you mention the defining book of Ecollar terms, by Daniel Tortora. Then you proceed to say that "escape" and "avoidance" are the same thing. Tortora doesn't think so, neither do I, and neither do the vast majority of those who are fluent in Ecollars. "Escape" and "avoidance" as those terms are used in Ecollars are vastly different from one another and different from the way that you use them.

You keep calling my methods "old school" when in fact the leash and collar were used for centuries before Ecollars came along. If anything is "old school," it's the leash and collar. There's nothing wrong with being "old school," except that, to you, the term is pejorative. The technique used to "interrupt a dog's breathing" has been done far longer than either of us have been around by knowledgeable trainers who work with aggressive or dominant dogs everywhere.

I've never claimed to have invented escape training, something that you've alluded to in a post to someone else. There's nothing new about it. It's one thing that's working when a dog learns not to display aggression after having his breathing "interrupted" as you advocate. He "escapes" the discomfort by stopping that action. He "avoids" it in the future by not showing aggression again. Those are two different things that a dog learns. One is occurring during the learning phase and the other is occurring after the learning has occurred. That's how Tortora defines the terms and how I do as well. They're clearly not the same.

I've done over nearly

"Over nearly"?  GODDAMN!  This is some DEEP Voodoo.  Talk about bullshit?  ONLY Louie could come up with that!

thirty seminars around the US and in Europe. I've appeared before hundreds of people, many of them experienced handlers and trainers and no one who's seen the work has ever called it "abusive."

All together now - a big round of applause for VOODOO LOUIE, who has "appeared" before hundreds of people.  VOODOO LOUIE - who has bragged to the whole world about his electrifying "seminars" and "credentials" - about 7 million times this year alone. 

(Wowee!  Last time I played a blues festival I appeared before ~21,000 people.  And who cares?)

Thanks Judith for talking about what you've seen, rather than some people, who "assume" how something is done and what its effects are.

You referring to yourself now, Voodoo?  You never STOP assuming.

Judith's point was that my methods are not, in spite of your comments, abusive. She's seen it, you haven't.

She's blind.  We aren't.   

That's all she was talking about, not the rest of your article.

Hundreds of people have let me put Ecollars on their dogs at seminars and during private training sessions because my reputation as a fair and just trainer and as humane and gentle is widely known.

So is your reputation as a LIAR, Voodoo.

I'm not recently "born again," as some people. Many of the more experienced trainers here, many of them your moderators, have habitually referred people to me and my website when questions about Ecollars have arisen. They didn't seem to find my methods abusive and neither did you until now. Nearly 600 posts on your forum and only a few weeks ago did I discover that you disagreed with how I use the tool. That's fine and anyone is free to disagree, doesn't bother me in the slightest. But anyone who calls my methods "abusive" as you've done is either badly informed or uninformed. It's ignorant to call a method or tool "abusive." Abuse isn't inherent in a tool or a method, it's all in how it's used.

As usual, you're contradicting yourself, Voodoo.  Explain THIS.


Ed's comments:

OMG - MORE babbling rhetoric?  This never stops.  I'm getting too bored with this crap to comment very much more.  This shit is exhausting cause I'm laughing too hard - I'm gettin' a bellyache.

Lou - all this from the guy who writes on his web site ( http://www.loucastle.com/sit.htm)in an article on training a dog to sit " What’s happening is that the dog has come to understand what’s expected of him and is trying to shut off the stimulation a little faster. CONGRATULATIONS! You’ve just stepped into “escape training” which is just about as close to magic as we get in dog training! "

HEY!  That Voodoo shit is (not) COPYRIGHTED.  Who said YOU could reprint it?  READ YOUR OWN PRIVACY NOTICE, Frawley.  ATTENTION, FBI!!  Here comes another "law suite".

The point you miss is that I wrote "I have never met you." In addition I said that "this is not about Lou Castle" - its about ESCAPE TRAINING - which just happens to be the method you chose to use.  

As far as I am concerned - escape training is old school training. Maybe abusive is the wrong word - OLD SCHOOL CERTAINLY IS NOT. Lou if it walks like a duck and quacks like a duck then its a duck - maybe a magic duck.

Unless it's NOT a duck.  Too much Disneyland for you, Frawley?  Magic ducks?

You are right - I chose to keep my mouth shut

For the first time in LEERKOPF™ Frawley's whole life.  You're simply the greatest, Frawley.  Aren't you?

about ESCAPE TRAINING - for 574 posts - and Lou it was not easy and those days are over.

It was not easy and THOSE DAYS ARE OVER.

The last time I looked I have never seen anywhere that the organizations you mentions (Dobbs Training Center, Martin Deely (never hgeard of him), LAPD, LASD, the US Secret Service, Utah State Police K-9 School) were known as experts in the field of e-collar training. Maybe your experts - not mine.

The fact is

The fact is?  THE FACT IS!

Jim Dobbs (as nice as he is) was one of the people who promoted escape training in this country.

I remember when Jim (with a serious face) said that he felt that he could train a Schutzhund dogs to bite a sleeve through Escape training. Basically saying that the dog would be stemmed (stim) until he is got on the sleeve. (boy I would liike to have seen that grip)

I have that idea right up there with back tieing a dog to a fence and beating the crap out of him until he bites. That was how things were done back in the 50's- remmber th 50's Lou? I do!!

Weren't you working in a laundromat then, Frawley, playing with soap bubbles and bleach?  Back in your "pre LEERKOPF™ dogtraining expert" days?  'Fess up - tell the truth.

Dont put words in my mouth

WHY NOT?  YOU DO.  You have privileges nobody else has?  EXPLAIN THAT page, LEERKOPF™.

- I never heard of David Tortora until you wrote this post.

Dr. DANIEL F. Tortora.  Naturally you've never heard of him, although you're the "RESIDENT EXPERT".  Ever heard of "Tri-Tronics"? 

So dont tell me that I mention his book in my article - WHAT BOOK?

"Understanding Electronic Dog-Training" - THAT BOOK.  You're simply the greatest, Frawley.  Aren't you?

With this said if he has a book that contains the concepts I wrote about I would probably say he is a pretty good dog trainer.

ROFLMAO!  Let's lay this out. 

If Dr. Tortora wrote a book that you agree with, he's probably a pretty good dog trainer?  The earliest copy I have is (c)1981.  That means he's only TWENTY FOUR YEARS ahead of your amazing "article" full of brand new, earth shattering "theory"? 

Hang on here, "Expert" Ed.  Why the hell didn't Tri-Tronics come to YOU, so YOU could write their book?  (Completely ignoring the facts that you can't spell worth shit, and you're not one of the brightest, most articulate fellows in the country.)  A few research calls to Tri-Tronics indicated that they shipped ~50,000 - 60,000 "Understanding Electronic Dog-Training" books with their ecollars .... that doesn't include giveaways, or the sales of just the book by itself. 

Where were you when they were searching for an expert writer? 

I made it very clear that you did not invent escape training. The fact is

The fact is?  THE FACT IS!

EAR PINCHES, TOE PINCHES were used as escape training until e-collars came along. I am sure you are familiar with this.

Lou - you never read what I said about dominant dog collars - why does this not surprise me - the dogs are never corrected without first getting a voice correction of "NO" and there is a space in time for them to comply. If they respond to a voice correction of "NO- nothing happens.

This is different than escape training where they get stimulation with NO forwarning until they comply. So my advise is to read first Lou and then ask yourself if there is a possibility that you may learn something. But then you have blinders on.

SO DO YOU.  Click and see your blinders.

This all comes from the guy who writes on his web site that escape training is MAGIC. Right Lou - Magic.

Now you KNOW why his name is VOODOO Louie.

Sorry I call it old school training and it works for you because you fall into the catagory of a proffesional trainer where time is money. Read my philosophy on dog trainers and you will see exactly why I dont recommend people send their dogs to most professional trainers.

Who cares what you recommend?  Most people in dogs have been laughing at you since the mid-70s.

But you're simply the greatest, Frawley.  Aren't you? 

C'mon, LEERKOPF™ - 'fess up - say it LOUD and say it PROUD:

"I AM THE GREATEST"

Don't be shy - write a whole 87 page article about it - title the article:

"How Ed LEERKOPF™ Frawley Became The Greatest"

THE FACT IS, that's a great title!

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Lou Castle, Los Angeles, CA,
www.loucastle.com

Edited by Ed Frawley (Tue Nov 22 2005 08:14 PM)