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Socialisation
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I have an 11 yr old staff boy called BJ- hes goregous and we adore him. When he was a pup he used to be off the lead- run around near toher dogs- then he had horrid things happen to him- so we have rescued him- we have had him for a few years now- thing is he goes divvy when we are on walks at other dogs.... trying to get to them- he isn't aggressive in the sense that he doesn't growl and bark at them- he just tries to get to them... (its olny the huskies he really hates!- oh and cats!) So we are going away over xmas staying in a cottage with 24 people in total and 4 other dogs- female staff, girl collie, 2 yorkies - both girls. I desperatly need to socialise him before so we can at least go out for a walk with them - I won't leave him on his own as lets face it the yorkies would make good dental floss !- So I am going for a walk with another dog on MOnday - both dogs will be on muzzels- just wandering for any tips advice to keep things calm as possible - I know I stress a bit and he must pick up on it- so me being calm and in control will help- ADVICE PLEASE!!!! I took him to the playing fields this morning, doing a bit of treat based training- running round him chasing me, focussing on me, then stay come commands- he was brilliant!!- I just want to make this work if possible as I can't bear the thought of putting him in a kennel! Thanks in advance
I have an 11 yr old staff boy called BJ- hes goregous and we adore him. When he was a pup he used to be off the lead- run around near toher dogs- then he had horrid things happen to him- so we have rescued him- we have had him for a few years now- thing is he goes divvy when we are on walks at other dogs.... trying to get to them- he isn't aggressive in the sense that he doesn't growl and bark at them- he just tries to get to them... (its olny the huskies he really hates!- oh and cats!) So we are going away over xmas staying in a cottage with 24 people in total and 4 other dogs- female staff, girl collie, 2 yorkies - both girls. I desperatly need to socialise him before so we can at least go out for a walk with them - I won't leave him on his own as lets face it the yorkies would make good dental floss !- So I am going for a walk with another dog on MOnday - both dogs will be on muzzels- just wandering for any tips advice to keep things calm as possible - I know I stress a bit and he must pick up on it- so me being calm and in control will help- ADVICE PLEASE!!!! I took him to the playing fields this morning, doing a bit of treat based training- running round him chasing me, focussing on me, then stay come commands- he was brilliant!!- I just want to make this work if possible as I can't bear the thought of putting him in a kennel! Thanks in advance
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Re: Socialisation
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Welcome to the staffordshire bull terrier niceboard. We are pleased you have decided to join us, and hope you enjoy your stay. We hope to see plenty of pictures of your staffordshire bull terriers or any other breed you may have in your household
If you would like to enter your dog(s), puppy(s) or another pet(s) you may have into our Monthly Competition, voting starts on the 20th of every month, if you are lucky your dog maybe placed on our Hall Of Fame page on our website.
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Re: Socialisation
At that age socialization is hard. Maybe just shorten the lead a bit so you have more control.
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