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nickyboi77:
Hey guys did anyone notice xana101's post? I think he is keeping a human being in that cage lol.. Ive Never seen a dog breed called a Caucasian Mix..

I think caucasian mixed with another breed,he supposed...

Applying the methods starting from tomorrow on this inactive brindle boarboel.Bought her when she was 9 months. Wont mind selling her off if she didn't pick up after the routine

It's very surprising and alarming at the number of people that read this bunch of rubbish and inhumane attitude to a dog, and are ready to try these barbaric practices on their dogs. Goes to show that we have a lot of mentally unstable people in this world.

Maltreat a dog, isolate it, starve it, disturb it while it's sleeping or resting, telling it to kill passers-by, wrestling with it... God!!!

I am fuming with rage as I read this. If you can do this to a dog that is just 4 weeks, a dog that should still be with the dam, then you are not stable. It breaks my heart when I see dogs behave in ways that could have been prevented if the owners acted right.

OP, I doubt you've seen a real aggressive dog. If you've seen one and the damage it has cause even to the owner you would change your mind.

I think Nairaland needs to start having strict policies on the type of threads that pop up. Some threads are more harmful than useful. While reading through the comments, I counted at least 7 people who conform to the believes of the OP. These are people who would take back this rubbish that the OP wrote and try it on their dogs. That is at least 7 unstable dogs that would have been created from a suppose "harmless" post. And more will still read it. I weep!

It's at times like this when I look at the world and the people in it that I pray for the world to end.

I have a Caucasian �.
3 months plus. Want her to be aggressive.
What I observed is that at 3 months she use her teeth to scratch my body which am okay with including my twin and my wife, but I want her to be aggressive at strangers.
I have neighbours in my compound and she plays with everybody.

Will start chaining her down which I don't do before.

They say I care for her like human being and my response is, it's because I see her as my friend and not animal.

holluwizzy:
I have a Caucasian �.
3 months plus. Want her to be aggressive.
What I observed is that at 3 months she use her teeth to scratch my body which am okay with including my twin and my wife, but I want her to be aggressive at strangers.
I have neighbours in my compound and she plays with everybody.

Will start chaining her down which I don't do before.

They say I care for her like human being and my response is, it's because I see her as my friend and not animal.

Bro she’s just 3months

Yes

Dreazy23:
Bro she’s just 3months

holluwizzy:
Yes

If she’s from a Good bloodline then you just have to be patient with time the guarding instinct will kick in.
She’s still a puppy basically, let her grow

I have two puppies. One is a German Shepherd and Rotweiler mix while the other is a Caucasian shepherd.
They are 13weeks and 11weeks old respectively (like 3months old) and since I got them I've bn playing with them. I built a cage and put them there last week and since then the mix breed has bn crying while the Caucasian is just calm in the cage.

I intend leaving them there till they get to puberty stage which is from 8months.

holluwizzy:
I have a Caucasian �.
3 months plus. Want her to be aggressive.
What I observed is that at 3 months she use her teeth to scratch my body which am okay with including my twin and my wife, but I want her to be aggressive at strangers.
I have neighbours in my compound and she plays with everybody.

Will start chaining her down which I don't do before.

They say I care for her like human being and my response is, it's because I see her as my friend and not animal.

She's still a puppy bro. I have puppies that are 3months old, I allowed them to play as they want for three months, just to socialise a little but now they are caged till they get to 8months. That's how I'm gona train them.

Besides night guard, it's always indoor during the day. Want it to be aggressive.

CoolNoble:
She's still a puppy bro. I have puppies that are 3months old, I allowed them to play as they want for three months, just to socialise a little but now they are caged till they get to 8months. That's how I'm gona train them.

holluwizzy:
Besides night guard, it's always indoor during the day. Want it to be aggressive.

Leave it chained for another three months or more, that's what I'm doing to my 3 months Caucasian puppy and the other one. They keep crying and struggling hard to cut the chain by themselves. The other one was in a cage but she found a way to escape, she's sharp and active a bit nw.

A 3months puppy can't guard.

holluwizzy:
Besides night guard, it's always indoor during the day. Want it to be aggressive.

This is my Caucasian at three months.

Can I see urs?

Why you need this? Don't get it

Some people don't deserve dogs

holluwizzy:
I have a Caucasian �.
3 months plus. Want her to be aggressive.
What I observed is that at 3 months she use her teeth to scratch my body which am okay with including my twin and my wife, but I want her to be aggressive at strangers.
I have neighbours in my compound and she plays with everybody.

Will start chaining her down which I don't do before.

They say I care for her like human being and my response is, it's because I see her as my friend and not animal.

U want a 3month old dog to be aggressive
Are u joking?? Like seriously?? If your dog is aggressive, u will hate your self

Endy10:
It's very surprising and alarming at the number of people that read this bunch of rubbish and inhumane attitude to a dog, and are ready to try these barbaric practices on their dogs. Goes to show that we have a lot of mentally unstable people in this world.

Maltreat a dog, isolate it, starve it, disturb it while it's sleeping or resting, telling it to kill passers-by, wrestling with it... God!!!

I am fuming with rage as I read this. If you can do this to a dog that is just 4 weeks, a dog that should still be with the dam, then you are not stable. It breaks my heart when I see dogs behave in ways that could have been prevented if the owners acted right.

OP, I doubt you've seen a real aggressive dog. If you've seen one and the damage it has cause even to the owner you would change your mind.

I think Nairaland needs to start having strict policies on the type of threads that pop up. Some threads are more harmful than useful. While reading through the comments, I counted at least 7 people who conform to the believes of the OP. These are people who would take back this rubbish that the OP wrote and try it on their dogs. That is at least 7 unstable dogs that would have been created from a suppose "harmless" post. And more will still read it. I weep!

It's at times like this when I look at the world and the people in it that I pray for the world to end.

shut up ......no man is an island ,,its just his own idea and experiences

winetapper:
you must have drank from it this morning to quote all my post

Why is it wrong to pet a dog on its head.

Nice one �

I have a male Caucasian dog almost 2 years, he's big but not aggressive, I hate the fact that he don't bark at people, although the size of him scare people, but if u can get over that, you can touch and pet him, I really hate that, what can I do please.. I want him not to be friendly with people except me or anyone I introduce to him, he have a very crazy loud scary barking, but he only bark at night when he hears something or feel something, but my point is not barking at people

plz do not listen to him he would give your dog a mental diosder

Please I need help here how to train your boerboel to be aggressive he’s 3month but very big he always barck when he want to go out of cage but playing with strangers plz help me what can I do I want him to be a guide dog please advise me

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