Can a "normal" dog inadvertantly become a "dominant" dog because of the way it is brought up by the owner? In some cases could their "dominant" dog be in reality spoiled and undisciplined? How would one recognize the difference? And, if I may, how would one recognize a dominant dog as a puppy? Thanks! <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/cool.gif" alt="" />
I have an alpha male. He has been a real challenge to train but I would never want to change. He is independent & loves to rewrite the AKC rules. But he is a delight to watch him work. He is confident & he really enjoys working. He can go in & get a higher score than a dog who does everything perfectly just because he looks like he is having a good time. He was a little more dog than I am used to & I almost got into trouble with him. But we prevailed & he is wonderful to work with.
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