fighting dogs

[BBHLFC 0]

ive never had this problem in the past but for some reason ive got it now and dont i know it.

a couple of months ago i got a 5 month old dog pup.who is so placid.I ve kenneled him with my other dog a 2 year old sal bull grey they have got on alright untill a week ago ive tried feeding at different times walking seperate done both together.trouble is the pup will not back down now.im worried that one day ille come home from work to find only one left.

why is the pup not backing down..........help lads......

ps i cant pen them seperate as not enough room

[riohog 5,721]

you need to seperate them .or you will end up with one dog ripped up ,

 

its like this ...if you only got room for one dog ,,you only have one !!!

[stroller 341]

Sounds like the bull breeding has come out?

 

Its a long process and sometimes it can never be settled where you can ever kennel them together. and working them together will always be out as the jealousy issue will start a riot.

 

split them up and you will need to try the ceasar milan approach its all about pack status dropping both of them into submission poses and working through the issue but defo split them up

[BBHLFC 0]

cheers lads the floor space is big enough but even in the motor they are at it.

ive had 1st crosses and never had this issue i just thought the pup would submit down to the older dog at least for a few more month.

ive seen the alpha dogs just growl them down but this is different.

[THE DEMON 93]

you wil def have to seperate them someway or else you will only have the one dog but thats bull crosses for ya fighting c*nts atb

[turnout 7]

bit un fair lads to blame the cross thats daft talk mine used to do that a bit but they grew out of it got better when i got my pup workin long time to wait though atb mate

[bird 9,960]

bit un fair lads to blame the cross thats daft talk mine used to do that a bit but they grew out of it got better when i got my pup workin long time to wait though atb mate

 

 

anything with greyhound in it, can do alot of damage if they kick off. Greyhounds are powerful dogs, bit of bull,collie,etc just had to it. My 1x colliexgrey Bryn as a soft temp,wont start a fight, but he is strong fecker and like most working lurchers, they can make mess of any dog. Not worth the risk mate (separate them)

[jimmy100 48]

bit un fair lads to blame the cross thats daft talk mine used to do that a bit but they grew out of it got better when i got my pup workin long time to wait though atb mate

 

 

anything with greyhound in it, can do alot of damage if they kick off. Greyhounds are powerful dogs, bit of bull,collie,etc just had to it. My 1x colliexgrey Bryn as a soft temp,wont start a fight, but he is strong fecker and like most working lurchers, they can make mess of any dog. Not worth the risk mate (separate them)

well said bird!!good advice as usual mate

[ferreter.al 22]

been looking after my mates 7 month old pup for a few weeks,she been kenneled up with my 18month old sal,bull,grey,shes a bit snappy around food and always put the older dog in his place but went up to kennel this morning and she had a hole in her face where he had her,seperated them this morning and cleaned her up,not too bad but could of been worse.my dog never shown any agression around food or other dogs but he must of been sick of her,atvb

[hogdog 61]

Young dogs will always try their luck with trying to become dominant, once they've established dominance or decided they'll have to back down then things should get back to normal but I wouldn't leave them unattended together until you're sure the pecking order has been established, if you're not sure you can trust them 100% then don't risk it.