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re: I need some advice about my dog
Posted on 11/4/16 at 9:52 am to heartbreakTiger
Posted on 11/4/16 at 9:52 am to heartbreakTiger

Posted on 11/4/16 at 9:52 am to Goose
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He's a killer, you dont understand. He goes for the throat everytime. Its scary to see TBH. The shock collar, muzzle and socialization are all great ideas but i just dont know if theyll break this aggression. He gets locked in and i cant break his attention.
You either love your dog, or you don't. You either want to try, or you don't.
I vote for taking him to obedience school. It's clear he has never been and there are numerous ways to curb his aggressiveness.
But that takes effort and it's not the easy way out, like putting him down because you don't want to attempt to fix a problem.
Posted on 11/4/16 at 11:20 am to Goose
You have to put him down for the safety of your child for one. And so you don't get sued when he hurts the wrong dog owners dog.
Posted on 11/4/16 at 11:25 am to Goose
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He's a killer, you dont understand. He goes for the throat everytime. Its scary to see TBH. The shock collar, muzzle and socialization are all great ideas but i just dont know if theyll break this aggression. He gets locked in and i cant break his attention.
Honestly, it sounds like you've already made up your mind as to what you intend to do, and are just looking for confirmation/support for your decision.
Posted on 11/4/16 at 11:48 am to Goose
I didn't read all pages, but I would recommend a harness instead of a collar on walks...if he tries to bolt after another dog, the harness will pull his front end off the ground immediately and he ain't going nowhere.
I had a male great Dane rescue who was super aggressive to other dogs, blinded one (in one eye)and killed another before I took him. I had him cut, (which did NOTHING to counter his aggression toward other dogs) and kept him on a harness during walks which also helped keep him from walking me.
He never showed aggression to other people, though, so I never worried about that.
One day, a teenager jumped my back fence to cut-through to another subdivision...not knowing me and the dog were right there. The dog was on him in a flash, but only took him down by the shoulder/arm and stood over him, hanging on to that arm the whole time, no permanent damage done to the kid, but more importantly, the dog didn't give that "psycho" look he had done with other dogs...the "killer" look you were talking about. The dog was protecting me and his yard, and was pretty damn diplomatic about it looking at it in context.
I wouldn't equate aggression toward other dogs with aggression toward humans. Just keep him fenced in, and order him a harness, you'll thank me.
I had a male great Dane rescue who was super aggressive to other dogs, blinded one (in one eye)and killed another before I took him. I had him cut, (which did NOTHING to counter his aggression toward other dogs) and kept him on a harness during walks which also helped keep him from walking me.
He never showed aggression to other people, though, so I never worried about that.
One day, a teenager jumped my back fence to cut-through to another subdivision...not knowing me and the dog were right there. The dog was on him in a flash, but only took him down by the shoulder/arm and stood over him, hanging on to that arm the whole time, no permanent damage done to the kid, but more importantly, the dog didn't give that "psycho" look he had done with other dogs...the "killer" look you were talking about. The dog was protecting me and his yard, and was pretty damn diplomatic about it looking at it in context.
I wouldn't equate aggression toward other dogs with aggression toward humans. Just keep him fenced in, and order him a harness, you'll thank me.
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