Debo was in really bad mood last night.

And I mean really. On our evening walk every dog was his enemy, if he could he would eat them alive. At one point he even got his frustration on me. We were walking nicely, when I noticed guy with a dog on one of those strachy leads, his dog walking from side to side on full lenght, Debo was on my left and when I noticed that his body changed from relaxed to tense I knew what's coming. So we stoped tried to get his attention but he was fixed on the dog with growling and everything. When I tried to get him to look at me he did and growled at me. At that point I grabed his collar, said "NO" and when he noticed it's me he relaxed again. There was one more dog on the walk he nearly got in to fight with.
I Wonder what changed his mood because in the morning he was perfect. When of the lead he spotted a dog, he stoped, looked at me and came when I call him. Sat nicelly while the owner with the dog walked away.
Oh Debo, you make mummy so nervous.

Oh Debo It's no good having bad mood days when mummy is so nice to you! Help mummy out!

Maybe he feels your nerves hun Xx

Strange x

I hope it's that Janey, and Saz I know it's really starnge. We had really nice day, went to visit my dad, spent all afternoon there, where he got spoilted and then that happened. Maybe because he's in his adolences.

Just stick with what your doing and try not to feel any nerves - could be one of many thinks and you guys have been doing so well lately Xx

Thank you Janey, I really need a good word. At one point I know I'm doing the right thing, because people who meet Debo are really suprised how lovely he is and I know he doesn't have like every dog but .... Maybe I expect to much from him....

Not at all hun, you no how well he has progressed with all the moving - partner away - your doing a fantastic job, they all have off days Xx

Sounds like you've done wonders with him. To distract him and get him to sit on command when clearly agitated is great... Good training.

They do pick up on stress and nervousness which could explain some of his behaviour. That said, well done you for managing him so well   

Thank you, I do sometimes need pat on he shoulder,