Dog aggressive to me

[Black neck 15,162]

44 minutes ago, Saltmoon said:

When mine catches he comes back but drops the rabbit half way back for some reason. My last dog a bull x he was a complete dick if he didn't catch then he's off some nights he would feck off for a hour or so but he always came back and if he did catch it was a game of me chasing the shite bag round fields..... needless to say no one came out with us

Weird things ty my bitch will bring from long away and drop exactly 19 foot away even if she catches at me feet she walks it 19 foot then drops

[Casso 1,256]

On 16/01/2019 at 19:08, NEWKID said:

I do that mate, this big dog of mine will still.mouth my hands if we play, but no one else's.... right from a pup I encouraged her to mouth my hands and used it for recall would let her walk beside me mouthing my hand then when she went on a bit call her in and let her repeat.... she is soft as butter, and hardly leaves my side, I think this helped our bond a lot...

 

Obviously loads of advise on here, but in this instance bones and pain = reaction...nothing more in my book...not the dogs fault and easily sorted (Don't repeat lol)....not sure what all the over dramatics are about by some...

That physical connection is vital to having a dog relaxed in your space, the key to any positive interaction with the dog, is it’s frame of mind, the better a dog feels in your company and this feeling is shown  by a predatory act of mawing your hands, the easier it will obey commands and generally life is easier all round, 

Dogs  are born social, fuckups are man made, all the pup wants to do is mouth from the time it opened its eyes, having never put a kink in that pipe of flow connection from the pup results in the fact the dog is so social , you don’t discipline a dog to make it social , just show it what connection you want it to make, its the most base connection/ interaction pup ever made with the bitch, the pup will just carry it on if you let it 

 

 

[lurcherman 887 12,679]

Did you boing him yet

[mushroom 12,387]

On 26/01/2019 at 13:31, lurcherman 887 said:

Did you boing him yet

Exactly...

Finger bang it! I do this to all my dogs. They squeal a bit but secretly they like it

[Bolero 67]

On 14/01/2019 at 10:41, Criss86 said:

I had a patterdale X staff I looked after for a few months do it to me once. Was gonna slap the little fucka. But me grandad who was a breeder and trainer told me better to pin the f**k down by his scuff till he submitted them let go but still stare him down and don't let him move. Then let him get up and carry on. Don't make a thing out of it. Just like pack leader would. The dog never did it again. I could take what I wanted off him even if he had a bone for half hour. As for kids. Id say you need to get them doing stuff so he knows his lower in pack than them and make sure no challenges will be accepted! Course I'm not saying that it will always work. Just my experience hope you get it sort atb Criss

Do that to a dog who has some fight in him you got a good chance of being rushed to the emergency room. 
 

Trying something like that with no experience or the type of relationship needed between the dog and the person ain’t going to end well. 

a confident dog with good nerve. A no nonsense, no bluff type of dog is what o mean when I say ( got some fight in him) l.

All I will say is be sure you can finish the what you start. If not don’t bother as it will make it worse 

[Black neck 15,162]

12 hours ago, Bolero said:

Do that to a dog who has some fight in him you got a good chance of being rushed to the emergency room. 
 

Trying something like that with no experience or the type of relationship needed between the dog and the person ain’t going to end well. 

a confident dog with good nerve. A no nonsense, no bluff type of dog is what o mean when I say ( got some fight in him) l.

All I will say is be sure you can finish the what you start. If not don’t bother as it will make it worse 

Your right berra off tea bagging the fecker sorts um right out