Dog aggressive to me

[Chaff 3,414]

Just now, Born Hunter said:

Mate, just to be clear, I'm not questioning what you did. Just responding to AW. 

No worries mate real interesting to get other experienced dogmen thoughts, but tbo you need to know the dog and seen the reaction

Though a few comments seem quite accurate 

[Born Hunter 17,639]

3 minutes ago, Aussie Whip said:

Don't use the lords name in vain.

What can I say, I'm a heathen. It's the Nordic ancestry!

[Aussie Whip 3,827]

3 minutes ago, Born Hunter said:

What can I say, I'm a heathen. It's the Nordic ancestry!

Same here,but my dogs are heathens.

[Born Hunter 17,639]

1 minute ago, Chaff said:

No worries mate real interesting to get other experienced dogmen thoughts, but tbo you need to know the dog and seen the reaction

Though a few comments seem quite accurate 

My old lurcher was a wanker for that sort of thing. Pathetically sensitive. Seems to get worse the more sighthound in a dog. I like real trusting dogs that even in pain trust you. It makes them so easy to administer first aid and work with imo.

Some dogs give little to no warning and just attack and I'm not convinced that these dogs haven't had a bollocking for all the warnings they have given in the past and learnt to tolerate such things until a point at which they are in extreme distress and then just explode.

As I say, I prefer a dog that is just very trusting but if you have one that is a bit sensitive then it becomes important to read it.

JMO

[Aussie Whip 3,827]

We are all going to Valhalla.

[shaaark 10,137]

9 minutes ago, Chaff said:

Agreed didn't get a beating just a slap across the nose and a shout of no that was my natural instinct kicking in I guess 

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Chaff, I suppose the best thing that can be said, is know your dogs 'in general'. I was taught from a young age 'never' to mess about with a dog when it's eating a bone/bones. And practically every dog I've seen when in panic mode, or whatever, will lash out. And your dog recently had a nail ripped out, so he's in pain, and you then go and 'examine' him, WHILST he's gnawing at his bones.

I'm not a dog 'whisperer' by any stretch of the imagination, just use common sense and a little basic dog knowledge.

All the best with him

[Aussie Whip 3,827]

1 minute ago, Born Hunter said:

My old lurcher was a wanker for that sort of thing. Pathetically sensitive. Seems to get worse the more sighthound in a dog. I like real trusting dogs that even in pain trust you. It makes them so easy to administer first aid and work with imo.

Some dogs give little to no warning and just attack and I'm not convinced that these dogs haven't had a bollocking for all the warnings they have given in the past and learnt to tolerate such things until a point at which they are in extreme distress and then just explode.

As I say, I prefer a dog that is just very trusting but if you have one that is a bit sensitive then it becomes important to read it.

JMO

Its hard to believe you own a patt

[Born Hunter 17,639]

1 minute ago, Aussie Whip said:

Its hard to believe you own a patt

It's hard to believe you have such a hard on for me.

[Aussie Whip 3,827]

1 minute ago, Born Hunter said:

It's hard to believe you have such a hard on for me.

Didn't think dandies owned hard dogs.

[Born Hunter 17,639]

Just now, Aussie Whip said:

Didn't think dandies owned hard dogs.

 Here you go again. Silly little digs. I seem to attract bitter infatuated weirdos on this site.

We just call em terriers and they come hard as well as soft. This stuff isn't particularly hard and neither would I want it to be.

[Aussie Whip 3,827]

1 minute ago, Born Hunter said:

 Here you go again. Silly little digs. I seem to attract bitter infatuated weirdos on this site.

We just call em terriers and they come hard as well as soft. This stuff isn't particularly hard and neither would I want it to be.

Not what your mrs said.

[Born Hunter 17,639]

Just now, Aussie Whip said:

Not what your mrs said.

Sorry folks. I'll f**k off and maybe he'll go quiet. 

[Aussie Whip 3,827]

Good,now we might get some proper dog men's comments.

2 minutes ago, Born Hunter said:

Sorry folks. I'll f**k off and maybe he'll go quiet. 

 

[Chaff 3,414]

1 hour ago, shaaark said:

Chaff, I suppose the best thing that can be said, is know your dogs 'in general'. I was taught from a young age 'never' to mess about with a dog when it's eating a bone/bones. And practically every dog I've seen when in panic mode, or whatever, will lash out. And your dog recently had a nail ripped out, so he's in pain, and you then go and 'examine' him, WHILST he's gnawing at his bones.

I'm not a dog 'whisperer' by any stretch of the imagination, just use common sense and a little basic dog knowledge.

All the best with him

Dad had terrier's as a kid not digging dogs we used them for rats and he said same regarding bones and being a kid I had to test to see if he was right

Yep he was right got bit more than once lol but never drew blood and I kept quiet about it, he came home one day with a pup he was given by a traveler mate of his black and tan this would of been in the late 70s that was a mean bitch never messed with that one.

Anyone been proper chewed by their own mutt?

 

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