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While referring to a dog's drives in training can be helpful, it's important to be aware of potential problems and limitations. Here are some common issues associated with relying solely on the concept of drives: Oversimplification: Drive-based training can oversimplify a dog's behavior. Dogs...

Anyone hear the news about a dog walker in the UK that was mauled by the 7 dogs she was walking. The news keeps changing but here are my thoughts on the possible why’s… Many variables to consider when looking at animal behavior: also two scientific studies on similar behavior to support my...

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PS of it was me I would probably try the inflatable and sleeve.

I never used a sleeve but had great results with an inflatable collar instead of the plastic cones. https://amzn.to/3mrfcr8

I would say your doing an outstanding job and definitely observing some good results. Unfortunately many dogs are failed by us humans when breeding and socializing puppies. Every dog has an imprint/critical stage which is around the first 16 weeks of their lives. After that we have to do...

In my experience one incident can make a dog leash reactive because they understand they are on leash and it takes away the flight option. Some dogs also learn on leash if they bark the other dog leaves, because owner usually gets them out of the situation therefore the behavior works. Dogs are...

PS I moved the thread to our training section to help others :)

Here is a great little pamphlet on multi dogs... Feeling Out numbered

Here are some good reads that might help too... Making peace with multi dogs Leash reactive dogs Desensitization and Counter Conditioning

First I like to say hope your brother feels better and second sorry for your loss. Introductions are sometimes tricky especially when we are observing some type of aggression. Normally when we are observing argo with intros it’s usually related to fear, anxiety or both. I would have to get more...

Here is another great pamphlet about living with multi dogs and how to handle any behavior issues. Feeling Outnumbered by P.McConnell

That will depend with the growling. If a dog is growling at humans we always suggest not to punish or try to suppress that because it is a warning signal like you mentioned. We never want to punish a growl away because that can lead straight to a bite. With dog to dog interactions we observe...

More on body language: https://www.doggieresidence.com/learn-read-dogs-body-language-canine-body-language/

Here’s an article on some body language: https://www.doggieresidence.com/2017/10/11/one-way-dogs-communicate-body-language/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=one-way-dogs-communicate-body-language

I would definitely suggest not letting them work it out if they are fighting. I would suggest keeping them separated when not supervised. Dealing with multi dogs can be difficult especially when we are observing aggression. I suggest adding basic obedience for the dogs and doing it in separate...

Welcome to DR. Your sons dog the mix is he a new addition to the home? Has any of the fights Resulted in a trip to the vet etc blood or punctures? First I would start keeping them separated when not fully supervised and teaching them all alone time. This is where they can stay in another area...

In my experience escape artist will always back out of a harness and fear usually is a big factor. My suggestions will be: Adjust harnesses where one or two fingers fit under all straps I double leash all new dogs or escape artist and using the harness for all tension. The collar leash is for...

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