TITOBIGZ:
I think he is in a phase of transitioning,he will come around.
I had one too(Ronaldo),not a rott though,after a while he started misbehaving,but he later calmed down.

Ishilove:
I have a one and a half year old Rottweiler named Gift and I don't understand him anymore. We can't chastise him again when he misbehaves because he bares his teeth and growls menacingly at us if we try to spank him for being naughty. He welcomes us when we come home like any loyal, loving pet, but yesterday he shocked me. Usually as we are about to enter the house he playfully holds one foot down so we can't enter, or he jumps on you and hugs you tight so you can't move. When I got back from work yesterday I was exhausted and I didn't have energy for his play so I hugged him briefly but as I entered the house I mistakenly stepped on his right hindpaw.

He howled, left me, and jumped on me again, this time to bite me. He actually narrowly missed my arm.

I was mad. I turned yelled "Gift are you mad?" He bared his fangs and barked at me. Me sef I bared my teeth at him and ordered him to stand down. He growled, me sef I growled back. Do you know this dog kept advancing menacingly at me and barking? I quickly borrowed myself brain and locked the door. Werey dog.

I can't shoo Matilda, my chicken in his presence. He covers her with his body and warns me away. And now, the most perplexing thing is he now marking every where in the compound. My sib came visiting and before he entered the house, he quickly relieved himself outside because he was very pressed. Do you know Gift went to where the dude urinated and peed on top? It has gotten so bad now that Gift entered the house and marked different sections of the corridor and smaller dining area with pee.

Now, I don't know if this is classic Rott behavior or if he is just being indisciplined. I confess we spoilt him a bit because he is such a sweet animal when he is not misbehaving.

How do we discipline a dog that has grown wings? He is well socialised so it's not a case of too much isolation.

Dididrumz:


OP, you need to talk to My Friend Matthew, he's a die hard dog man. He'll know what to tell You.
If you're interested quote me, ill give u he's number

spinna:
with these large and dangerous breeds it is veery important to establish dominance. make sure he sits before you give him food . Also I would tie him and flog very well with a rod for that snarl. Even something like blocking your way pretending to be sleeping he's testing your dominance. Give an small kick to leave your front. It's what you want he must do not what he wants.. you must be the alpha so get to it before it's too late

Also I wouldn't let him into the house. Too much love is not good for a dog. Have heavy rods and woods handy to discipline him if he tries to bite you again. So many stories of loving female owners savaged and sometimes killed by their large breeds.

izzou:
For we wrestle not against flesh and blood, but against principalities, against powers, against the rulers of the darkness of this world, against spiritual wickedness in high places.

Ephesians 6:12


Pray sister, pray

Ishilove:

I doubt God will send heavenly angels to train my dog. That's why he gave us sense

This is a spiritual attack, Ishi

Use the master key, please

JasonJidenna:
His recent behaviour can also be attributed to his romantic affairs with Matilda, your chicken. He's just trying to impress her.


My dog finds it so easy to embarrass me before the world, as I said before in one of the thread here, she's now a full-blown lesbian, and I am currently looking for buyers.

JasonJidenna:
His recent behaviour can also be attributed to his romantic affairs with Matilda, your chicken. He's just trying to impress her.


My dog finds it so easy to embarrass me before the world, as I said before in one of the thread here, she's now a full-blown lesbian, and I am currently looking for buyers.

Ishilove:

Oh I'm interested. Please send his number to me via PM

izzou:




Wetin Ibori no go see for Scolari hand?

izzou:


This is a spiritual attack, Ishi

Use the master key, please

TITOBIGZ:
I think he is in a phase of transitioning,he will come around.
I had one too(Ronaldo),not a rott though,after a while he started misbehaving,but he later calmed down.

Ishilove:

Heh. He has graduated from trying to eat her to now protecting her. I think he sees her as part of his territory.

Ishilove:

You are not serious o

Ishilove:

Oh I'm interested. Please send his number to me via PM

Dididrumz:


Thats him - 07037526123

JasonJidenna:
You think all those "Cuddling are for nothing?

He knacks Matilda when you're busy doing your make-up.

spinna:

There is no easy way .. The dog might behave for this guy yet still disrespect you. The first step is he must sit and stay seated before u drop his food. He must recognize your 'no'. You have to make your 'no'sound very imposing. then be ready to discipline and self defend at the same time if no doesn't work

Ishilove:
I have a one and a half year old Rottweiler named Gift and I don't understand him anymore. We can't chastise him again when he misbehaves because he bares his teeth and growls menacingly at us if we try to spank him for being naughty. He welcomes us when we come home like any loyal, loving pet, but yesterday he shocked me. Usually as we are about to enter the house he playfully holds one foot down so we can't enter, or he jumps on you and hugs you tight so you can't move. When I got back from work yesterday I was exhausted and I didn't have energy for his play so I hugged him briefly but as I entered the house I mistakenly stepped on his right hindpaw.

He howled, left me, and jumped on me again, this time to bite me. He actually narrowly missed my arm.

I was mad. I turned yelled "Gift are you mad?" He bared his fangs and barked at me. Me sef I bared my teeth at him and ordered him to stand down. He growled, me sef I growled back. Do you know this dog kept advancing menacingly at me and barking? I quickly borrowed myself brain and locked the door. Werey dog.

I can't shoo Matilda, my chicken in his presence. He covers her with his body and warns me away. And now, the most perplexing thing is he now marking every where in the compound. My sib came visiting and before he entered the house, he quickly relieved himself outside because he was very pressed. Do you know Gift went to where the dude urinated and peed on top? It has gotten so bad now that Gift entered the house and marked different sections of the corridor and smaller dining area with pee.

Now, I don't know if this is classic Rott behavior or if he is just being indisciplined. I confess we spoilt him a bit because he is such a sweet animal when he is not misbehaving.

How do we discipline a dog that has grown wings? He is well socialised so it's not a case of too much isolation.

Ishilove:
I have a one and a half year old Rottweiler named Gift and I don't understand him anymore. We can't chastise him again when he misbehaves because he bares his teeth and growls menacingly at us if we try to spank him for being naughty. He welcomes us when we come home like any loyal, loving pet, but yesterday he shocked me. Usually as we are about to enter the house he playfully holds one foot down so we can't enter, or he jumps on you and hugs you tight so you can't move. When I got back from work yesterday I was exhausted and I didn't have energy for his play so I hugged him briefly but as I entered the house I mistakenly stepped on his right hindpaw.

He howled, left me, and jumped on me again, this time to bite me. He actually narrowly missed my arm.

I was mad. I turned yelled "Gift are you mad?" He bared his fangs and barked at me. Me sef I bared my teeth at him and ordered him to stand down. He growled, me sef I growled back. Do you know this dog kept advancing menacingly at me and barking? I quickly borrowed myself brain and locked the door. Werey dog.

I can't shoo Matilda, my chicken in his presence. He covers her with his body and warns me away. And now, the most perplexing thing is he now marking every where in the compound. My sib came visiting and before he entered the house, he quickly relieved himself outside because he was very pressed. Do you know Gift went to where the dude urinated and peed on top? It has gotten so bad now that Gift entered the house and marked different sections of the corridor and smaller dining area with pee.

Now, I don't know if this is classic Rott behavior or if he is just being indisciplined. I confess we spoilt him a bit because he is such a sweet animal when he is not misbehaving.

How do we discipline a dog that has grown wings? He is well socialised so it's not a case of too much isolation.

naptu2:



That reminds of the time that a very nice dog bit me. We had been walking through the complex and suddenly, out of the blue and for no reason at all, the dog lunged up and bit me on the hand. The person beside me immediately hit the dog and chased it home. I was still surprised and shocked by what had happened.

It was days later that I figured out that I probably stepped on the dog's tail. That's when I felt sorry for it.

Gabrokpara001:



Op you have made a very big mistake by backing down when your dog challenged your position,now he is the alpha of the house yes!..The way we live in families dogs live in packs and a pack must have a leader whose position most be merited...you may be taking this as a joke but dominant dog breed such as rotts, Boerboels, Caucasians,e.t.c require a firm hand that's why there re nt recommended for first time owners who ll get scared when a dog challenges them...Don't be surprise if your dog attacks you or your family one day.

Correct your mistake show him no fear and spank him to submission next time he challenges you...tho with his age it may be difficult for you..good luck

MrPresident1:
Ishilove rottweiller no be that dog wen get small tail?

E don dey turn digbolugi

Ishilove:

We will have to tie him down before spanking him because I wasn't exaggerating when I said we can no longer spank him. When you try to, he turns on you.