<human>: Had the weirdest argument with my husband last night.  After our dog eats dinner, we throw him in the back yard to go potty.  Ever since we moved into the place we're in now, where we have our own little back yard, we've done it.  I usually say "backyard!" when he is licking his bowl clean, and he heads that way (my dog is an old slow dude, imagine snuffleupagus shuffling) because I always use the cue "backyard" when I want him to go there.  

My husband just opens the door and the dog will generally wander around the room, and sometimes go out there, but also sometimes he will lay down, and then get up and want to go out later, because he has a pavlovian potty response to dinner.  

Last night, husband opens the door, dog wanders around the room, husband seems annoyed that dog didn't just go out as soon as the door opened.  I say "The training works better if we are both consistent with it," and husband tells me he doesn't want to have "that kind of relationship" with the dog.  He starts getting worked up so we put a pin in it to discuss today over dinner when we are both more calm.  

Really, though, should I just drop this?  The dog complies with me when I use the command (actually, almost any command, I'm the one that trained the dog to sit for food, taught him his name, taught him lay and play dead, taught him to put himself to "bed" upstairs in our room).  Husband using commands will probably reinforce it better but doesn't appear to be a detriment to me.  

What is a detriment -- other times of day, when husband goes out the back door to his workshop, dog will hear the door and take THAT as a cue, and want to go out there, just because.  He isn't going potty, he's just sunning himself.  This annoys husband greatly.

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<bot>: My husband and I disagree on dog training methods/philosophies.  Should I just accept this or should we negotiate to be on the same page?