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I really wonder what people think with.. seriously... I was standing at one of my training spots, it is a spot where I can go closer to the road and away from the road to work with Midnight but the road is always visible. This to work with his lunging, at first I had no hot dogs, we have been workin...

I really wonder what people think with.. seriously... I was standing at one of my training spots, it is a spot where I can go closer to the road and away from the road to work with Midnight but the road is always visible. This to work with his lunging, at first I had no hot dogs, we have been workin...

DAH!!!!!! No link??? :( *mopey* I am wary of early neutering, I hear so much good about it but seriously I don't know. Before I start messing with what nature says is right I want correct research on it. IT seems like both sides angle it too much.. If anyone has a really good OBJECTIVE article on it...

53?? I WISH!!!! I have an adolescent rottweiler here he jumps on me too 130 lbs :D :D :D Wanna trade??? be greatful.. and yeah just take it slow.. what you can do is, play with the tunnel, make it fun, same thing with the little whip thingie (teeter tooter or how you spell it) BUT make sure nothing ...

dang I keep forgetting its off leash dogpark, I only used leashed now adays for very "weird" reasons...

Ckrantz is right about that, so do that in a dogpark where it's on the lead to work her with positive experience around big dogs and learning the body languages..

That is really good, just give her treats and give her praise and if you see such a dog inthe distance go in between. Easier you cho the dog away than have her doing it. It will make her less grumpy too.

I have full faith that you will work it out

I love when they get the zoomies...

Its just such an expression of life and joy...

Hahaha I know what you mean... People run more from my little wagging pitbull, than my big brown old lady, thing is.. My pitbull loves everything and everybody, my big dog enjoys humans, BUT she is a fully trained protective k9. I know def which one that is more dangerous... People will be people, a...

Well I understand you about that, however, I would say only take them to leashed parks if you find any around you. The problem is that if you take them to an unleashed park you run a bigger risk of igniting it due to all none polite dogs that are there. And aggression can come as early as four month...

It might also be that she don't feel comfortable with a bigger dog if the dog isn't being too much example that he just comes close with wagging tail without touching them and that sets her off. In that case I would ask the owner to stay around and feed your dog treats WHEN the other dog is around. ...

Of course you should brag!!! and I am so glad that you are being such a wonderfull Bully ambassador. :D We bully/big breed owners need to always show the best with these dogs to stop the BSL and the media slaughter of them so everytime I see one of these breeds doing good it makes my heart all fussy...

Sorry for your loss, we send you big hugs and doggie kisses from New York. I candle will burn for her in this house...

(words are so tiny in a situation like this)

If he had cocker rage I am not surprised, that is hard to deal with. I have a foster here (that is likely to end up staying), he is decent with me, but has bit me four times, not so it bleeds but so I get badly bruised. He is a 130 lbs rott, and EXTREMLY fearful. He prefers to be indoors, or play in...

I have never seen a really aggressive dog or one that is about to bite...

Which Im greatfull for cause then Id just flip more..

Its nice to know though tha tI am not th eonly person damaged enough to watch the body language on animals on the tv for example...

Is it only me? but I have a really bad habit of when watching animal shows to watch the body language of the animals. and this guy on petstar comes in with a belgian Malinoia. The man is always demanding DOWN of him and the dog basically tuck tail, and crouch when lying down. When he was doing his t...