I have a 3 year old male working GSD. He has no formal training and is a great dog overall with strangers. There are a few of my male friends, when they are getting ready to leave, the dog will go to nip and bite at them, the dog starts getting very aggressive and gets very excited.... I have to hold him back until that male friend leaves...
Has anyone seen this before???
Any ideas??? I know he could use formal training. but is there anything i could do???
Thanks in advance
Mike Rebentisch
Long Island NY
owner of "Rudy"
Jagermeister German Shepherds.
Originally posted by Mike Rebentisch: I have a 3 year old male working GSD. He has no formal training and is a great dog overall with strangers. There are a few of my male friends, when they are getting ready to leave, the dog will go to nip and bite at them, the dog starts getting very aggressive and gets very excited.... I have to hold him back until that male friend leaves...
Has anyone seen this before???
Any ideas??? I know he could use formal training. but is there anything i could do???
Thanks in advance Ya, train him. till you can train him put him on a leash or crate him while your friends are over.
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