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@johnojuan I feel sympathy for all of their dogs, ouch. I’m sorry!

@jaredbrown85 I am very big in giving everything to make a dog work. I have 4 currently, three I adopted knowing they were reactive and one with bite history. A lot of it is correctable and you can change the situation. But it’s near impossible to tell a baby to not run around and do things (not...

@welshchild Sending him “somewhere” to be trained doesn’t fix behavior issues. They aren’t going to have random babies trip over this dog to see if it’s better. You could potentially get a behavioral trainer to see if there is anything you can do, maybe he’s showing signs? But then again, you...

@outlawingrace This is very common puppy behavior unfortunately. There are multiple ways with how to deal with but the biggest thing is making it a non event. Most automatic responses to the event is a reward to the puppy. I always try to completely ignore the dog and not acknowledge them while...

@wavecure “Dominate” isn’t a relationship to dogs and the wording is related to Alpha training techniques that have been proven to be not as affective. Your Dalmatian is in puberty and the heeler is having to deal with a teenager who isn’t a puppy anymore and heelers nip to fix things. They need...

@godiscomingmyway It’s called Resource guarding. You can read a lot about it in the reactive dog sub. You will want to separate them till they cool down emotionally. Hopefully just a day or two and then reintroduce in an open area away from food and with lots of room to escape. I would make sure...