IfIdiotsCouldFly wrote 01/18/2002 02:07 PM Shepherd Attacking other dog #25682 - 01/18/2002 02:07 PM
IfIdiotsCouldFly Webboard User Reg: 01-16-2002 Posts: 2 Loc: Columbus GA Offline	I have a little problem with one of my shepherds. She is 3 years old and has just started attacking my 11 year old Bitch, We keep them apart now and try to make sure that they do not get together, but Sandy will dig out of her Kennel and get out and still yet Jump my older Female. What can I do to stop this? or can it be stopped? Samantha and the Gang!
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milt ebner wrote 01/18/2002 02:17 PM Re: Shepherd Attacking other dog [Re: IfIdiotsCouldFly ] #25683 - 01/18/2002 02:17 PM
milt ebner Webboard User Reg: 07-18-2001 Posts: 369 Loc: Offline	Put a solid floor under the kennels.There is alot of post on mutiple dog households go back to the discussion board and look for them.Also Ed talks about it on his web site. Milt
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airowens wrote 01/18/2002 02:31 PM Re: Shepherd Attacking other dog [Re: IfIdiotsCouldFly ] #25684 - 01/18/2002 02:31 PM
airowens Webboard User Reg: 11-30-2001 Posts: 124 Loc: Phoenix, AZ Offline	Samantha, there is a really good thread on this topic under "Multiple dog homes": http://www.leerburg.com/cgi-bin/UBB/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic&f=94&t=000001 Beth http://www.geocities.com/airowens1/TheGang
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jason wrote 01/18/2002 02:56 PM Re: Shepherd Attacking other dog [Re: IfIdiotsCouldFly ] #25685 - 01/18/2002 02:56 PM
jason Webboard User Reg: 11-25-2001 Posts: 248 Loc: California Offline	Samantha, A solid floor is good advice. It is also the healthiest solution. Sometimes this is not an option for whatever reason however. I have also seen this dealt with by running a single strand of E-wire a few inches off the ground and a few inches inside the fencing. They are cheap(50-$100), portable, and may just do the trick.
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milt ebner wrote 01/18/2002 03:06 PM Re: Shepherd Attacking other dog [Re: IfIdiotsCouldFly ] #25686 - 01/18/2002 03:06 PM
milt ebner Webboard User Reg: 07-18-2001 Posts: 369 Loc: Offline	Jason explain what e wires do.Is it some sort of low voltage wire? Where would you find it? Milt
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jason wrote 01/18/2002 03:15 PM Re: Shepherd Attacking other dog [Re: IfIdiotsCouldFly ] #25687 - 01/18/2002 03:15 PM
jason Webboard User Reg: 11-25-2001 Posts: 248 Loc: California Offline	Yes electric fencing. You can buy the units that "charge" the wire (and everything else you'll need) at your local farm/ranch suply. They even got solar-powered ones these days.
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Robert VanCamp wrote 01/18/2002 03:25 PM Re: Shepherd Attacking other dog [Re: IfIdiotsCouldFly ] #25688 - 01/18/2002 03:25 PM
Robert VanCamp Webboard User Reg: 11-28-2001 Posts: 3916 Loc: Offline	I use barbed wire, razor blades, and broken glass to keep my dogs in their kennels.
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Robert VanCamp wrote 01/18/2002 03:27 PM Re: Shepherd Attacking other dog [Re: IfIdiotsCouldFly ] #25689 - 01/18/2002 03:27 PM
Robert VanCamp Webboard User Reg: 11-28-2001 Posts: 3916 Loc: Offline	Just kidding! It is not that tough to hollow out a dirt/rock kennel and put down that plastic covered temporary fencing.(connected to the kennel fence with chainlink connectors) Then roll down the earth over it and put in new pebble stone.
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milt ebner wrote 01/18/2002 03:33 PM Re: Shepherd Attacking other dog [Re: IfIdiotsCouldFly ] #25690 - 01/18/2002 03:33 PM
milt ebner Webboard User Reg: 07-18-2001 Posts: 369 Loc: Offline	Vancamp, would that be the two sided razor blades or the safety blades. Milt
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Robert VanCamp wrote 01/18/2002 03:44 PM Re: Shepherd Attacking other dog [Re: IfIdiotsCouldFly ] #25691 - 01/18/2002 03:44 PM
Robert VanCamp Webboard User Reg: 11-28-2001 Posts: 3916 Loc: Offline	Well Milt, I'm working on a shotgun booby-trap system that will make the blades a moot point. It is a "one time fix" type of answer.
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