Aggression in dogs

[mad al 146]

How do you all deal with it? Whether it is to other dogs (yours or others), other animals, adults, children (yours or others), cars etc, come on educate the masses.

Now I'm back and forth to the PC from work, so let's have some response and then I'll tell you what I do and it is so simple, why the feck I never thought of it before is beyond me!!!!!!, but what I will tell you is that when posted elsewhere I had no end of flak

[Malt 379]

Put the dog in it's place using your own aggression. It's the only thing they understand, dominate or be dominated.

[bird 9,594]

Put the dog in it's place using your own aggression. It's the only thing they understand, dominate or be dominated.

 

 

Spot on, you must be [ owner] top dog.

 

 

BIRD

[Strong Stuff 2,171]

That advice certainly worked for me.

 

I never thought my Stafford was going to accept this pup, he was trying to kill it for about a week when I first got it, now, as I've just said to a lad on the phone, they are outside sharing a toy lying on the lawn!!

 

They both now accept me as the bad man who dominates the pair of them if they start.

 

Simple but very effective.

 

[Guest bitsa lurcher]

that's the way folks , some good old fashioned corpral punishment . as Bob once said on here KICK IT

[victor 10]

domanice, my dog knows im boss and does what i want him to do, but with outhers like mates if i tell them to slip huim or just the fence he can be a right pick to them but never to me

 

so if your dog is being a stubborn towards someone let them be the big one and tell him off. aswell as you

but do keep it happy

[Guest oneredtrim]

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Edited September 16, 2008 by oneredtrim

[Guest buster321c]

They both now accept me as the bad man who dominates the pair of them if they start.

 

 

 

 

 

Is that just the dogs or any couple in general Strong Stuff ??

[F.R. 2]

Dominance and aggression in dogs is easily handled when you control access to all means- food, exercise, play, work etc. No need for anything but structure day in and day out. Teach a dog to fight you and it will, mentally and sometimes physically, if it doesn't it isn't truly dominant, just testing boundaries. jmo

[mad al 146]

Right guys, thanks for the input, much appreciated . Now I think that "one man's meat is another man's poison" etc and I haven't started this thread to pass judgement/point the finger at anyone and like I said, I posted my present method on a couple of other sites and had a tough time (oh dear what a pity never mind )

 

Take a look at the pic and tell me what you think I do with this. When the original thread was posted it was "They don't like it up 'em!!!", so what what do I do with this?

[undisputed 1,664]

measure his willie then embarrass him by showing 2 inches

Edited September 11, 2008 by undisputed

[mad al 146]

measure his willie then embarrass him by showing 2 inches

 

:laugh:

[Kay 3,709]

yes i like to dominate any dogs i have had here, never had one aggressive dog yet

[mad al 146]

yes i like to dominate any dogs i have had here, never had one aggressive dog yet

 

Yep that's just it Kay, dominate or the mutt'll dominate you

[Kay 3,709]

yes i like to dominate any dogs i have had here, never had one aggressive dog yet

 

Yep that's just it Kay, dominate or the mutt'll dominate you

 

well its embarresing when the dogs playing up while your out with it because its heads messed up & dont know how to behave