Gloves are poor training aid. They need touch and contact. (more)

Posted by Jamie/JBug on October 10, 2000 at 01:44:20:

In Reply to: leather gloves???? posted by Brittany on October 09, 2000 at 20:21:32:

again, you're rushing this far too much. Start off slowly with calmly speaking to him and stroking him. Don't try to pick up until he is much tamer. If you go slowly like you should be, the gloves aren't necessary. And large, bulky gloves will frighten them, and you will also be unable to tell if you are hurting him. In my opion, you should rethink the gloves. Good luck.

Best,
Jamie/JBug

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: again, you're rushing this far too much. Start off slowly with calmly speaking to him and stroking him. Don't try to pick up until he is much tamer. If you go slowly like you should be, the gloves aren't necessary. And large, bulky gloves will frighten them, and you will also be unable to tell if you are hurting him. In my opion, you should rethink the gloves. Good luck. : Best, : Jamie/JBug

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