The BBC has confirmed they will no longer feature Jordan Shelley on their programs. This is a massive win for animal welfare that shows they finally heard our message loud and clear. Keep watching their future segments to ensure they prioritize science-based animal training from now on.
The One Show's latest "expert" Jordan Shelley was shown on friday 16th September using outdated, non-scientific and potentially dangerous methods in an attempt to rehab a resource guarding terrier. The science of dog training has moved on from the dominance theory which has failed to stand up to any controlled studies. The broadcasting of such pseudo-science by the BBC is both irresponsible and could potentially harm more dogs than it cures. We the undersigned call for the BBC to stop promoting the unqualified Shelley and instead broadcast an experienced training using helpful and research proven methods.
We just passed one hundred signatures on this petition. Post this link on your Facebook page and text three friends to keep the pressure on the BBC.
Reached 1,000 supporters
September 22, 2011
September 21, 2011
The scale of this feedback proves that the public will not accept outdated and dangerous training practices on national television. Send an email to the BBC complaints department today to demand they replace these unqualified experts with science-based professionals.
Reached 100 supporters
September 21, 2011
6 Comments
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Mark Tan
14 years ago
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BBC needs to do better research. dominance theory is dead and this guy is spreading dangerous myths on national tv.
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Dave Okonkwo
14 years ago
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Get him off the screen. training has changed so much for the better and this sets us back decades.
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Tom Patterson
14 years ago
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ridiculous that they gave him a platform to spout this garbage. hope they actually listen to the experts next time.
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Sarah Kapoor
14 years ago
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total rubbish. that segment was hard to watch and honestly dangerous for anyone who doesnt know better about dog behavior.
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Jemma Johnston
14 years ago
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absolutely appalling advice.
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Karen Werner
14 years ago
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I was horrified watching this. poor dog looked terrified. we need real experts not this nonsense.
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The BBC has confirmed they will no longer feature Jordan Shelley on their programs. This is a massive win for animal welfare that shows they finally heard our message loud and clear. Keep watching their future segments to ensure they prioritize science-based animal training from now on.
The One Show's latest "expert" Jordan Shelley was shown on friday 16th September using outdated, non-scientific and potentially dangerous methods in an attempt to rehab a resource guarding terrier. The science of dog training has moved on from the dominance theory which has failed to stand up to any controlled studies. The broadcasting of such pseudo-science by the BBC is both irresponsible and could potentially harm more dogs than it cures. We the undersigned call for the BBC to stop promoting the unqualified Shelley and instead broadcast an experienced training using helpful and research proven methods.
We just passed one hundred signatures on this petition. Post this link on your Facebook page and text three friends to keep the pressure on the BBC.
Reached 1,000 supporters
September 22, 2011
September 21, 2011
The scale of this feedback proves that the public will not accept outdated and dangerous training practices on national television. Send an email to the BBC complaints department today to demand they replace these unqualified experts with science-based professionals.
Reached 100 supporters
September 21, 2011
6 Comments
M
Mark Tan
14 years ago
Featured
BBC needs to do better research. dominance theory is dead and this guy is spreading dangerous myths on national tv.
D
Dave Okonkwo
14 years ago
Featured
Get him off the screen. training has changed so much for the better and this sets us back decades.
T
Tom Patterson
14 years ago
Featured
ridiculous that they gave him a platform to spout this garbage. hope they actually listen to the experts next time.
S
Sarah Kapoor
14 years ago
Featured
total rubbish. that segment was hard to watch and honestly dangerous for anyone who doesnt know better about dog behavior.
J
Jemma Johnston
14 years ago
Featured
absolutely appalling advice.
K
Karen Werner
14 years ago
Featured
I was horrified watching this. poor dog looked terrified. we need real experts not this nonsense.
BBC needs to do better research. dominance theory is dead and this guy is spreading dangerous myths on national tv.