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hypers987 Senior


Join date: 2011-08-25 Age: 22 Location: Turlock, California
 | Subject: Re: Dog Attack Sat Nov 12, 2011 6:52 pm | |
| | blueeyedghost wrote: | | Here4thePics wrote: | | Cuz Lulu is a bitch. |
Amen.
She resource guards so badly I'm afraid any small child who didn't know better than to try to take a toy would get bitten. I've seen her get amazingly vicious with Ghost I'm not totally cool with having very small kids around her. I've also seen her pin a 4 year old against a wall to take food out of her hand. I about lost it on that one, and I think that finally got Aaron to see just a little bit of the problem (even though he didn't believe me at first). I never remember the Cocker we had when I was little being mean, just really, really stupid (except for when dad stepped on her in the dark...he took several stitches after that one). |
Some Cockers develop RAGE syndrome too, but this sounds more like resource guarding to me. Sounds to me like your doing everything right, your hubby just needs to set some rules and boundaries with her. She's used to getting her way with him. |
|  | | blueeyedghost Maverick

Join date: 2011-07-01 Age: 30 Location: Milton, FL
 | Subject: Re: Dog Attack Sat Nov 12, 2011 7:55 pm | |
| I've read about RAGE syndrome, and I'm afraid Lulu is on her way. It goes beyond the guarding, she's mean to other dogs. We have problems with her at dog parks, and if Ghost gets in a playful mood, Lulu gets nasty and lunges and snarles. We take her to dog parks because we don't want to leave her while we take Ghost, she does get upset if we do that. We usually have to wind up leashing and holding her because she gets nasty and runs other dogs off. She finally got one dog that wouldn't run and pinned her to the ground. Of course at home Aaron just makes excuses, but I'm finally getting him to where he sees that her behavior is problematic. Oh, and she pees. Everywhere.. _________________  |
|  | | SiberianAnubis Teenager


Join date: 2010-11-09 Age: 29 Location: Stuttgart, Germany
 | Subject: Re: Dog Attack Sun Nov 13, 2011 6:57 am | |
| Have you checked if it might be a health problem? Otherwise it calls for professinal help I guess. |
|  | | blueeyedghost Maverick

Join date: 2011-07-01 Age: 30 Location: Milton, FL
 | Subject: Re: Dog Attack Sun Nov 13, 2011 12:53 pm | |
| She doesn't have any health problems, she's just psychotic. We've checked, and now that I'm around and really pushing him, Aaron is finally getting her into some formal training. We'll see if she can handle being around other dogs in a class, and we've spoken in depth with the trainer at Petsmart. She is well aware of Lulu's issues and lack of socialization, so whereas if she were alone she could probably go into the advanced class, we're putting her through intermediate for interaction with other dogs. She's just never been punished for guarding or charging other dogs since Aaron didn't realize how much of a problem they were. _________________  |
|  | | jalepeno Teenager


Join date: 2010-12-22 Age: 63 Location: Portland, OR
 | Subject: Re: Dog Attack Mon Dec 12, 2011 7:47 pm | |
| I haven't seen the woman or dog that attacked Bodhi in awhile. Until today. She was walking with three other women; all had their dogs off leash. I called out as I ran closer, "Dog, passing from behind you." They all grabbed their dogs and put them on leashes. Guess who didn't have a leash and took a long time to corral her dog?
Some people....
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|  | | 26nikita Senior


Join date: 2010-09-11 Age: 37 Location: Illinois
 | Subject: Re: Dog Attack Mon Dec 12, 2011 8:31 pm | |
| | jalepeno wrote: | I haven't seen the woman or dog that attacked Bodhi in awhile. Until today. She was walking with three other women; all had their dogs off leash. I called out as I ran closer, "Dog, passing from behind you." They all grabbed their dogs and put them on leashes. Guess who didn't have a leash and took a long time to corral her dog?
Some people....
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I wish I could say I was surprised. |
|  | | hypers987 Senior


Join date: 2011-08-25 Age: 22 Location: Turlock, California
 | Subject: Re: Dog Attack Mon Dec 12, 2011 9:24 pm | |
| Some people have thick skulls and never learn. |
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