that's re-assuring, as you well know from this forum I have a tendency to jump first and think second. I respect yr opinion and not just because it happens to align with mine on this occasion.
Niomi Smith Webboard User Reg: 04-20-2009
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What was she trying to prove? That female is dominant? I'm seeing a puppy who is worried about having her bone taken away, could be dominant a female, but the behavior exhibited is not a "tell" LOL
And forcing the other puppy to keep going back, when he did exactly what a well rounded dog does when another dog tells them to back off - what a joke!
Gawd I hope this person doesn't have another litter.
"doing what few breeders take the time (or have the balls) to do, give potential owners valuable, honest video insight of a pups character at 6 wks (very telling age), to give them a good idea of what they will be as adults."
etc, anyhoo just wanted to see there was any basis for my initial shock, like anything depends who you ask.
tracey holden Webboard User Reg: 07-17-2010
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Quote: Bob Scott
That "person" that put the pup back in the face of the one with the bone should get a boot in the chair polisher.
Absurd and ignorant opinion from individuals such as this one, is the sole reason I had to stop using Facebook and participate on other dog forums, this type of attitude induces an unhealthy rage in me, and keeps me awake at night.
All I saw in that video was relatively normal behavior between two very young pups that, if continued to be left unchecked, could lead to issues related to dominance or aggression. Forcing those types of interactions is just plain stupid. More important, it showed how to demonstrate the lack of pack leadership.
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