ginger beard 4,652 Posted July 18, 2019 Report Share Posted July 18, 2019 My friend has got a 6 month old lurcher pup thats as good as gold until he's told to get in the car or to go out for a piss,things like that.then growls and has started to snap. Any suggestions of how to sort it. @Casso or anybody sensible. Quote Link to post
gnipper 6,484 Posted July 18, 2019 Report Share Posted July 18, 2019 Has it got beardie in it? 1 Quote Link to post
bunnyboiler 1,053 Posted July 18, 2019 Report Share Posted July 18, 2019 Give it a big kick up the arse and show the little b*****d who’s boss that’s what you get when you mommycoddle dogs let it know who the alpha is 1 1 Quote Link to post
Black neck 16,004 Posted July 18, 2019 Report Share Posted July 18, 2019 Bit young for dominance behaviour so maybe frit of summat it's a wierd 1 for sure Quote Link to post
brambles 3,249 Posted July 18, 2019 Report Share Posted July 18, 2019 Tell your friend to put it down Quote Link to post
ginger beard 4,652 Posted July 18, 2019 Author Report Share Posted July 18, 2019 She said the dog is brilliant around food,kids etc but he started growling then snapping about getting out his bed for a piss at night and getting out the car.the pup has boundries and discipline its just those 2 occasions.they've kept spaniels and german sheppards before. Quote Link to post
Saltmoon 2,208 Posted July 18, 2019 Report Share Posted July 18, 2019 What type of dog is it? Mate had a dog that would snap if it didn't want to do something he ended up having the thing put down. I'd wack the f****r soon as it made a sound towards me let it know that it's not ok to do that and see if it changes the thing if it dosnt change or gets worse pts as if the kids tell it to do so one day it may not just growl abit. Also like has been said try a treat or something make it so it's worth it for the dog for a week or so then faze it out again and hope that it's sorted 2 Quote Link to post
Daniel cain 45,527 Posted July 18, 2019 Report Share Posted July 18, 2019 i wouldn't risk my kids safety with a dog showing such issues at 6m old....put it in a kennel if it's for working and go back to basics.....if it's a pet then sorry I'd pts personally or find it a good home with no childrenmy 8 and 9 yr olds walk all my dogs after school for me and often come back out when I get home from work....even the Wheaton donkey don't pull when kids got the lead . I chuck all mine in the motor as pups,even if I'm just popping to the shops quickly, sorts out any separation issues and travel sickness......open a car door or boot and all my dogs are straight in......don't matter who's motorpain in the arse when you walk past some cnut and they suddenly try and dive in some 50 k motor 1 3 Quote Link to post
Saltmoon 2,208 Posted July 18, 2019 Report Share Posted July 18, 2019 40 minutes ago, Daniel cain said: i wouldn't risk my kids safety with a dog showing such issues at 6m old....put it in a kennel if it's for working and go back to basics.....if it's a pet then sorry I'd pts personally or find it a good home with no childrenmy 8 and 9 yr olds walk all my dogs after school for me and often come back out when I get home from work....even the Wheaton donkey don't pull when kids got the lead . I chuck all mine in the motor as pups,even if I'm just popping to the shops quickly, sorts out any separation issues and travel sickness......open a car door or boot and all my dogs are straight in......don't matter who's motorpain in the arse when you walk past some cnut and they suddenly try and dive in some 50 k motor Mine dose that just jumps on into people's cars it is a pain 1 Quote Link to post
bird 9,926 Posted July 18, 2019 Report Share Posted July 18, 2019 from the very 1st growl , it should have been nipped in the bud as they say, all dogs will try it on at some point, but you got to meet them with full dominance straight away . i had pit bitch pup, she was fookin only 10 weeks old, and she started to growl if you walked past her when she was eating , she was outside but i thought you want do that again , i stopped her , took few feeds to let her know i was the boss in that yard not her , it worked i could take her dinner of her, she knew she get it back, but didnt do anything else regards showing aggression , me mom had bloody Yorkie that was worse than her lol . 3 Quote Link to post
Blackmag 6,095 Posted July 18, 2019 Report Share Posted July 18, 2019 2 hours ago, Daniel cain said: i wouldn't risk my kids safety with a dog showing such issues at 6m old....put it in a kennel if it's for working and go back to basics.....if it's a pet then sorry I'd pts personally or find it a good home with no childrenmy 8 and 9 yr olds walk all my dogs after school for me and often come back out when I get home from work....even the Wheaton donkey don't pull when kids got the lead . I chuck all mine in the motor as pups,even if I'm just popping to the shops quickly, sorts out any separation issues and travel sickness......open a car door or boot and all my dogs are straight in......don't matter who's motorpain in the arse when you walk past some cnut and they suddenly try and dive in some 50 k motor I remember one of my old bull xs Charlie jumping in a police traffic car that stopped after seeing us lamping left his door open so full of shit and claret he jumped straight in the front seat copper had a melt down was going to charge me clean up costs back to the pup I would show it who's boss straight away I would of done it the first time it growled it would either make it or it would be a cull there's no second chances here I have grand kids 2 Quote Link to post
Chaseorbechased 119 Posted July 18, 2019 Report Share Posted July 18, 2019 Top nd bottom of it if a dog shows that much aggression to an alfa Male female of its pack cos it dosnt want to do something it dosnt want to do its testing the boundaries like a teenager cos it hasn't found its place in the pack but then you got a untrusted dog on your hands hand but 2 Quote Link to post
Jobi 387 Posted July 25, 2019 Report Share Posted July 25, 2019 I'd keep putting it in the same situations until it accepts it or really shows it's colours, if the aggressive behaviour continues then it's the bullet. Quote Link to post
Casso 1,261 Posted August 1, 2019 Report Share Posted August 1, 2019 People reading aggression, I’m reading fear , how does a dog show fear ? Read fear in body language, when a dog is fearful of something it’s noticeable through the space given and its movement , when it can’t express movement like on a lead , in a pen in a car , a dog can’t just do nothing, whatever it’s feeling has got to be expressed somehow if it’s a leash or hand issue I would only hand feed in those circumstances , no bowl f**k the bowl away I only ever hand feed pups and have into adulthood I don’t create space between myself and a highly prised item like food from an early age the pup has to make contact with me to get what he wants , he can’t hold onto fear and desire at the same time , something has to give too many heavy handed fuckers will destroy their dogs retrieve , you see fear in the amount of space a dog puts between you and a highly valued item , that’s the tell not the amount of tail waging and face licking it does 6 Quote Link to post
milliken 791 Posted August 3, 2019 Report Share Posted August 3, 2019 On 01/08/2019 at 09:29, Casso said: People reading aggression, I’m reading fear , how does a dog show fear ? Read fear in body language, when a dog is fearful of something it’s noticeable through the space given and its movement , when it can’t express movement like on a lead , in a pen in a car , a dog can’t just do nothing, whatever it’s feeling has got to be expressed somehow if it’s a leash or hand issue I would only hand feed in those circumstances , no bowl f**k the bowl away I only ever hand feed pups and have into adulthood I don’t create space between myself and a highly prised item like food from an early age the pup has to make contact with me to get what he wants , he can’t hold onto fear and desire at the same time , something has to give too many heavy handed fuckers will destroy their dogs retrieve , you see fear in the amount of space a dog puts between you and a highly valued item , that’s the tell not the amount of tail waging and face licking it does someone who has a good understand of dog behaviour few and far between on here sometimes 1 Quote Link to post
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