Aric Buss Webboard User Reg: 10-14-2013
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This is one of those posts that make me feel as though I must say something. Although im unsure what I can say. Listen to what everyone has said, and for gods sake please dont consider breeding a dog EVER! I am a pretty novice trainer compared to the majority of the people on this board. They know what they are saying, listen apply, repeat. Your dog can get better, but YOU are the one who needs to put In the work.
Candi Campbell Webboard User Reg: 03-28-2013
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Quote: Kristin Muntz
Do not correct any dog for growling unless you want to create the opportunity for a serious bite with no warning.
Great point, thanks, Kristin -- That just creates a "silent FEAR biter" ... There is so much going wrong & then being made even worse for the dog, that I really dread reading updates on this thread now, despite all the GOOD ADVICE being given by so many Experienced Handlers.
asit kumar bhattacharya Webboard User Reg: 07-04-2013
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who said she isnt focused ??she is so much focused on me ,there is no no problems with that, there s no doubts abt trust too,she jst gets this state of mind seldom not all the time ,thats what i was talking about...
David Winners Webboard User Reg: 07-03-2009
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Can you post some video of you and the dog doing some obedience? It would help others evaluate your relationship and offer more accurate advice on how to help your situation.
Connie Sutherland Moderator Reg: 07-13-2005
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Quote: asit kumar bhattacharya
..... no doubts abt trust too,..
These are statements FROM YOU: "i also have seen she is vry panic abt me "
"She has become fearful of me."
"panic aggresion towards me"
"She sees me and panics."
" i m noticing she s so frightened abt me nd these days she dsnt feel comfortable with me"
You and the dog will be so much better off if you stop trying to rewrite everything you already stated, backing away from your own posts, now that people are pointing out that the problems are your own doing.
"Defensive" is not a good state of mind for focusing. Not just for the dog, but for you.
Why not try to get and make use of the help you asked for on page one?
Here's a great start:
Quote: David Winners
Can you post some video of you and the dog doing some obedience? It would help others evaluate your relationship and offer more accurate advice on how to help your situation.
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