*Labradoodle Warning*

[M&Tdoodles]

I just noticed an add that is currently running at the top of this Forum. It says *Labradoodle Warning* an ebook you can download by an "Emma Hayes"..I was just wondering did any one here ever actually pay to get this information and was it worthwhile?

here is the link to the site http://www.labradoodlesavvy.com/1/la...FSBN5QodAx7rcw

it sounds good ...but i was just curious....What sparked my interest is that we now have a 7 mos old from Kelsey's last litter. We decided to finally keep one of our pups. Her problem is that she will jump up whenever we come home..so excited to greet us...we constantly praise her when she stays down but every day its the same thing....I was just wondering what magic answers does Emma suggest...I may download it and see for myself....my curiosity is peeking...

[lindamarie]

I have not seen this ad circulating here, but thank you for pointing it out.
I read it from your link.........I disagree. I think she's talking about dogs in general. Why she chose to pick the Labradoodle amazes me.
Every dog has similar problems like jumping etc. Owners have to work through this with any dog through training. I sure wouldn't buy the book.

[Jac]

I think this is an attempt at cashing in on Doodle fame...and by the way she talks about Doodles I don't believe that this author understands them at all!
I have had far more Doodles than this author has and my experience with them is that they are loving, loyal, eager to please and smart as the dickens. This author makes them sound like holy terrors...and like most Doodle breeders are clueless...I don't really think that I care to support someone who is so obviously biased and unflattering toward Doodles and Doodle breeders.
I won't be buying...nor recommending this book.

[Scott]

The ads are provided by Google. They take the context of the site and / or the individual page and try to display relevant ads. If enough people feel this is not a worthwhile ad or if it's not relevant, I can block it.

Scott

[deepnite10]

these trainer s are more interested in selling books at this point..the training are so generic the lessons
can be applied to any breed..

if you go to a sheperd board..you ll see the same people trying to sell lessons..

[MaxandMe]

WITH GOOGLE ADS there really is no way to filter out specific ads ......the categories is what's chosen

LUCKILY the ads rotate meaning they're only up for so long till another replaces the previous ad.