christopherdombrowski
New member
First let me tell you a little bit about Loki.
We bought him from a ACD breeder last August and my wife and I just love the thing to pieces. He bugs are cat (Sadie) a bit much, but they get along great. He loves playing fetch, he loves to go on walks, he loves to play tug-o-war, he loves his cuddle time when he's exhausted. All-in-all, he's a fantastic dog and a wonderful addition to our family.
Since his 6-7 month age mark, he has all of a sudden been very aggressive towards other dogs and humans. We've tried working with him on it with help from our dog trainer and while he does good at times, he seems to have a bad encounter more often then we'd like.
After today's event while I was at work, my wife was an emotional mess and said she wanted the dog out of the house. Now I know that is the emotion talking, but I wanted to seek some help from other ACD owners who have maybe gone through simular experiences and things you have done to help curb this behavior.
Appreciate all who take the time to read this and help with any advice. Thank you.
We bought him from a ACD breeder last August and my wife and I just love the thing to pieces. He bugs are cat (Sadie) a bit much, but they get along great. He loves playing fetch, he loves to go on walks, he loves to play tug-o-war, he loves his cuddle time when he's exhausted. All-in-all, he's a fantastic dog and a wonderful addition to our family.
Since his 6-7 month age mark, he has all of a sudden been very aggressive towards other dogs and humans. We've tried working with him on it with help from our dog trainer and while he does good at times, he seems to have a bad encounter more often then we'd like.
After today's event while I was at work, my wife was an emotional mess and said she wanted the dog out of the house. Now I know that is the emotion talking, but I wanted to seek some help from other ACD owners who have maybe gone through simular experiences and things you have done to help curb this behavior.
Appreciate all who take the time to read this and help with any advice. Thank you.