Anyone??

your Uncle is totally wrong.


let me ask you, from what you watched via, Youtube. Did they not give a solution?

logadims:
your Uncle is totally wrong.


let me ask you, from what you watched via, Youtube. Did they not give a solution?

Nope, I was actually watching a video on aggressive dogs, not really seeking a solution there. These were dogs who had aggressive tendencies before the training

SirMichael1:


Nope, I was actually watching a video on aggressive dogs, not really seeking a solution there. These were dogs who had aggressive tendencies before the training

you don't need an "Aggressive dog" you need a "protective dog".

logadims:
you don't need an "Aggressive dog" you need a "protective dog".

What's the difference sir... When it's aggressive, it protects.

Are you dogs like that? Playful as such?

About the peeing part, my pup did do that most times, I think sometimes it's over excitement not seeing a person for sometimes, most times the dog is shy. Now for the security and protective aspects, I think it's based on the blood line of the dog my pup below started barking and charging at strangers at 5months and she is 6months, I had to administer the rabies shot on her to prevent stories that touch, so at a year plus there is still hope, Just restrict her movements and people that visit her during the day and let her roam in the evening.

14teenK:
About the peeing part, my pup did do that most times, I think sometimes it's over excitement not seeing a person for sometimes, most times the dog is shy. Now for the security and protective aspects, I think it's based on the blood line of the dog my pup below started barking and charging at strangers at 5months and she is 6months, I had to administer the rabies shot on her to prevent stories that touch, so at a year plus there is still hope, Just restrict her movements and people that visit her during the day and let her roam in the evening.

Thanks for this insight.

Her dad is really aggressive protective but not her mom. She's quite playful too.

Did you restrict her movement or you let her roam always??

Your dog's cute BTW.

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SirMichael1:


Thanks for this insight.

Her dad is really aggressive protective but not her mom. She's quite playful too.

Did you restrict her movement or you let her roam always??

Your dog's cute BTW.

she was and still stays indoors with me, but restricted to a big corridor to play but soon her cage would be ready

14teenK:
she was and still stays indoors with me, but restricted to a big corridor to play but soon her cage would be ready

Well, guess your dog's gene/temperament paid off well. I'll just look forward to her puppies and see which would stay, that's if she doesn't change

SirMichael1:


Well, guess your dog's gene/temperament paid off well. I'll just look forward to her puppies and see which would stay, that's if she doesn't change

bro, the fault is from you sir

logadims:
bro, the fault is from you sir

Alright sir. How can I fix it? Is there anyway around this?

SirMichael1:


Alright sir. How can I fix it? Is there anyway around this?

has she gone through any training?

Get a lead and collar to start with... Restrict her from seeing strangers/visitors, give her d necessary training.. Obedience training is important.... From there other training will follow...

start some obedience with her, reduce her socialization, feed her rightly and don't forget to exercise her... walking her is one good one.

logadims:
has she gone through any training?

Not professional training but I did teach her basic stuffs like go, come and some few other things. Moreover, I think the dog suffers from attention deficit hyperactive disorder (ADHD). She barely pipe low. Always want to walk about. You call her, she comes and you're rubbing her head (she doesn't keep the head well self) and the next thing, she's off and start moving about.

Any training you feel might help?

ksquare44:
Get a lead and collar to start with... Restrict her from seeing strangers/visitors, give her d necessary training.. Obedience training is important.... From there other training will follow...

I have the Colliar, it's worn around her neck always. By lead you mean chain?

Obedience training? How do you mean? Is it practicing chaining of the dog and making her follow you? She initially fought it off, the bitch didn't want someone restrict her movement but with time she got used to it.

Hope that's the obedience training or is there anyone I don't know off

SirMichael1:


I have the Colliar, it's worn around her neck always. By lead you mean chain?

Obedience training? How do you mean? Is it practicing chaining of the dog and making her follow you? She initially fought it off, the bitch didn't want someone restrict her movement but with time she got used to it.

Hope that's the obedience training or is there anyone I don't know off

By lead I mean the chain... Obedience training that is.. Telling the dog to sit stay come etc... The dog should be convasant with some words of which whenever u say the words she obeys

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ksquare44:



By lead I mean the chain... Obedience training that is.. Telling the dog to sit stay come etc... The dog should be convasant with some words of which whenever u say the words she obeys

However there is a whatsapp group... If you are interested chat me up.. U will lean more from the group thanks... 08034863074

We taught her to come, sit but she wouldn't agree with go. Come to het means "it's time to play"

Lemme chat you up on Whatsapp then. Thanks

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Give her time. Keep doing your best to show her love. Her guard instincts will come up on its own. One of my female was just like this until she was 4years old. Now she's totally crazy at the sight of strangers. 4 years was really frustrating

SirMichael1:


Alright sir. How can I fix it? Is there anyway around this?

It's not your fault.
It's a gene thing.
Always put her on leach/ cage and keep her @d back of the house so she doesn't see visitors.
Hope it works.

nice

rhymaholic:


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Here is the deal, look for a room possibly dark, lock her in there for possibly 3/4 days without seeing any stranger except you(feeding) then free the dog after the days. Come back and tell me what you observe, if no changes, repeat the process.