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    Biggest fear has been realized. ACD nipped the baby (help)

    @kathleenloveschrist I immediately grabbed his snout and I hit him on the head (not really that hard... No yelping). Than I grabbed his collar and rushed him to the crate and somewhat forcefully hurried him in (again nothing hurtful). I can't speak for everyone, but I admit that since the baby...
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    Biggest fear has been realized. ACD nipped the baby (help)

    @uneze He actually is fine with it. He just kind of loses all his personality when it's on. He just lays down and doesn't want to move or interact or anything. He won't fight me putting it on.
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    Biggest fear has been realized. ACD nipped the baby (help)

    @yeshuasown Very much appreciated the detailed suggestions/tips. I have the basket muzzle and as much as he hates it, it will need to be part of his everyday life whenever he's in the same room as baby. He is already on k9 Prozac but I will talk to vet about pros and cons of upping his dosage (I...
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    Biggest fear has been realized. ACD nipped the baby (help)

    @iwannaknow Thank you for your advice. I know I need to find more time for my ACD and also find a way to balance the separation within the home. But in the end I don't know if that's really much better for my ACD. If I knew he would rehome somewhere ideal for him and wouldn't end up back in a...
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    Biggest fear has been realized. ACD nipped the baby (help)

    @david46 I understand where your coming from. I recognize it's not OK. And I know it doesn't teach the dog right from wrong. I need to make sure I correct him properly going forward. But this post is about seeking advice in how to coexist with an ACD who might be showing signs of aggression...
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    Biggest fear has been realized. ACD nipped the baby (help)

    @joyfulpraises761 We're going to be making it a priority to get him back to his daily walks and play in the yard. I do admit he's a mix ACD and a bit weird when it comes to stimulation. To put it simply... He's kind of lazy. The treat puzzles... He doesn't even bother. He brings his toy out and...
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    Biggest fear has been realized. ACD nipped the baby (help)

    @cookie3482 Thank you so much for explaining your similar story. It really means a lot and hits home. I have to ask... After your old collie nipped the baby, what measures did you put into place to keep the baby away? And was your situation a bit different than ours where in our case, our dog...
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    Biggest fear has been realized. ACD nipped the baby (help)

    Not sure how to keep it short and simple but I'm seeking help on how to proceed. 8 year old ACD mix. We got him as a 1 year old rescue. Immediately had issues with socializing and was your typical 100 mph non stop ACD. After a year or so, we started training. 2 failed trainers later and we...
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