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Autumnlover · F
Take her to a professional dog trainer, asap. Not a trainer in a big box pet store, but a real dog trainer. It might be expensive but well worth it.
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Autumnlover · F
Our dog is somewhat aggressive on a leash, but is fine at the dog park. When she is being aggressive on a walk, I make her stop and I kneel down and hold her and talk to her. It seems to help a little. The pinch collar is what is truly helpful, though. I never walk her without it. That is how much of a difference it makes. Hopefully, it will have the same effect on your dog as well.
Kimmyvivi · 26-30, F
I used it in my boxer and it did wonders. I'm having a baby and scared that I might need to have my father take care of her if it's not fixed when she comes..
Kimmyvivi · 26-30, F
water with a sprinkle of vinegar..... apparently it works on her lol. Hate doing it but we will see if it solves the behavior
JRVanguard · 26-30, M
You should buy a vibrating collar, they respond just as well and you don't have to hurt them
JRVanguard · 26-30, M
@Kimmyvivi Definetely shock collar then baby takes priority
Kimmyvivi · 26-30, F
@JRVanguard which is a painful thought. She's come so far.
Kimmyvivi · 26-30, F
But with the later option my dad is good and it's pain free.
Youni19 · 26-30, F
How do you usually react when that happens?
I recommend trying positive reinforcement training
I recommend trying positive reinforcement training
Youni19 · 26-30, F
You just need to try to distract her somehow, I suppose.. Try randomly rewarding her (with food, petting and playing) whenever she's calm during walks and especially if/when she's calm around other people/dogs.
For example, the moment you see other people coming, start distracting her, rewarding and petting her, telling her she's doing good and what not.
But the moment she starts to showing aggression, ignore her and try turning around and walking the other way with her (?)
@Kimmyvivi
For example, the moment you see other people coming, start distracting her, rewarding and petting her, telling her she's doing good and what not.
But the moment she starts to showing aggression, ignore her and try turning around and walking the other way with her (?)
@Kimmyvivi
Kimmyvivi · 26-30, F
I've not tried treats when she's not aggressive because it seems like she always is
TheOneyouwerewarnedabout · 46-50, MVIP
cut its nuts off?..
Kimmyvivi · 26-30, F
@TheOneyouwerewarnedabout it's a girl so that'll be hard.