Bulldog420
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Sorry you're having this problem with your doggie,.... I had a little terrier mix for about ten years and she suddenly started aggressive behavior and attacked my little min pin.. I grabbed her by the neck and picked her up and she still had the little guy in her mouth. I got him away from her but she turned and bit me. My old dad always told me that if your dog ever tastes your blood, you'll never be able to trust it again. I put her harness on her and got my pistol and put her in my truck and took her out and shot her.... it was a pretty hard thing to do but I couldn't see any other solution. I loved her ... she was with us ten years. But dogs can have mental problems just like people. I hope you find a solution to your problem but my advice to you is don't trust that this dog won't bite again. Keep a special eye on it around food and other people. Look for strange behavior. You may be able to tell that there is something different about the behavior. Good luck.
While I admit I took umbrage to your short sighted over reaction to my contribution to this thread, I'm over it now. I sincerely hope that you never have to face a similar situation.Fucking phyco.
Could you imagine the last thoughts of your dog? Pleading for it's life, looking up at you saying I made just one mistake dad, please dont kill me. Then your phyco ass shoots the dog dead. What a horrible person you must be to do such a thing. I hope you don't have kids, and never own another pet. You have serious mental problems, should we just shoot you?
While I admit I took umbrage to your short sighted over reaction to my contribution to this thread, I'm over it now. I sincerely hope that you never have to face a similar situation.
wow a lashing from ones opinion,wow,this i know for a fact folks,we all talk about shock collars and such and this is how they train dogs,then the owner get them back scared of the world ,there is a life challenge,back in the 60's and early 70's trouble kids were dealt with same way,ya all mama and daddy had to do is lock you up for OBSERVATION THEY CALLED IT,then they strap you to a gurney and put a pad on each temple,throw a stick of leather in your mouth and bust your ass with a jolt of electricity,ya a pleasant experience and reason i left home at 14,forget shit,all crap you remember the shock the rest of your life.
with that im leave and just say this,however you choice is your choice to train your animals,can you live with it? i have had all pitbulls and never had to lay a hand on them at all,simply because i live with a firm but fair outlook on life,gadgets arent going to do it for you but the mind will,every time that dog looks you in the eyes,stare him or her down till they look away,that is a animals domince,all they know is survival to the fittest,dont think for one moment they are stupid and they will stretch all to the limit,it up to you to work with them to you have a comfort zone for both,that troubled dog may save your life one day.
the only one thing i do agree with as for bulldog420 is the continues work you have to do,the rest is just troll shit to stir crap up
Actually, that's not true at all. I have always owned dogs and I have always been against "shock collars." IMO they have always seemed inhumane, and I would have agreed with you up until last year. However your comment is too biased and opinion based. Just as my thinking was all of the years I was against them. However there's many effective ways of training a dog and not every way will work as there's many different types of dogs and what motivate them. I'd rather keep this short rather then get into all of the details, but "professional" dog trainers do recommend shock collars. It's just recommended as a last resort for cases like my dog. My dog has a very high pain tolerance and corrections with a choke collar are typically ineffective. I can only speak on "the boss e-collar" because it was the only one recommended and the one I used. It works great. I was hesitant at first, but I shocked myself, my GF, and my kids with it before even deciding to use it. It was not that bad at all. But its enough of very brief, uncomfortable, distraction. It works. Period. And my "Hack Dog Trainer" that eventually suggested it is a very expensive, high profile training facility. Obedience training is obvious, but they specialize in aggressive dogs, agility training, and Schutzhund. They're the official training facility for the County Sheriff K-9 program. Not that it matters much, but they also have been called upon to train dogs of some local celebs. I guess these "Hack" dog trainers have quite the reputation around here.Ask any professional dog trainer about shock collars. They don't use them for a reason. Only hack dog trainers with no skill that are lazy use shock collars. Usually the same kind that run pit bull fight rings.
It's regarded as bad practice.
I had dogs that fight, and I worked through it with vigorous exercise and training. I didn't take them out to the woods and shoot them...... What did you do, just leave the body? What a phyco.
The dogs I spoke of found their place in our pack and I had to put in effort every single day, but that is the deal you make when someone has kids or buys a dog. You have a life long contract to do whatever is humanly possible for that animal or child. To save up enough money to pay for any surgery. To invest time to fix bad behaviors. People that have kids, or buy dogs, and discard that life by ignoring or killing that life are things of nightmares. May God have mercy on your soul.
And for the record, one of those dogs just passed in the last couple years. I petted her head for hours the night she passed, telling her I wished I could have given her more in life. Even though I had given her as much as I could. I couldn't imagine losing a loved one, looking them in the eyes, and knowing I didn't do everything to make their life better. No idea how somebody gives up on their family member because of one fight, and shoots them dead. What must be going through your mind? I am guessing not much, hence the phyco part.
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