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humping and aggressive behavior
what can i do to make him less aggressive? he's getting neutered in the middle of october but he's just started getting really aggressive when he humps me.Obviously i don't let him hump me but nothing seems to stop him being aggressive.he growls and barks when i push him off and when i tell him "NO" he growls even more.I tried standing up and being firm but that just made him bite my legs. any tips?
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Don't wait for him to try to hump the early signs of him pawing you before hand, take him by the collar and banish him to another room leave him there for a few minutes then go and get him. Also grabbing the collar by the side of his neck makes it easier for you to control him and less easier for him to bit you if he protests, when you do this say your firm no or whatever then if that doesn't work take him away from the room etc.
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Ayden-J wrote:what can i do to make him less aggressive? he's getting neutered in the middle of october but he's just started getting really aggressive when he humps me.Obviously i don't let him hump me but nothing seems to stop him being aggressive.he growls and barks when i push him off and when i tell him "NO" he growls even more.I tried standing up and being firm but that just made him bite my legs. any tips?
Is someone teasing him? becasue my mate dog was just like this my mate used to put his leg out and let his dog do for some dodgy reason and everyone thought it was funny but the dog end getting really nasty about it.
like claire say you have to be strong you have to be the boss not him.
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I'm not sure it could be my little brother teasing him I've caught him on a fair few occasions teasing him one way or another. Is there not some sort of website i can go on to sell my little brother xD
but on a serious note I'll try what you guys have told me to do.
but on a serious note I'll try what you guys have told me to do.
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i know,i keep telling him off but he's got a reli bad attitude and whenever i tell my parents to have a word with him he's suddenly the Angelic child.
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Whats gonna happen when you get back to work? Jett needs to be happy in his home, with the 'annoying' brother! x
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My mates dog was used to be a right sex pest! there was a young lad who used to be follow us & goto shop for everyone & all that my friends dog always wanted a bit of him.
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that's what i've been asking myself.by the time i have a job though my brother will be back at school so we have the days to ourselves.I was thinking about getting a job working nights so i can walk jett during the day and then go to work while he's asleep.Also there's a woman that i've known for 3 years who has a dog walkin business and she's always walking the dogs on the field when i'm walking jett and she's offered me a job with her.I suppose that would be good because then I could take jett to work with me and he'd be getting socialised.janey wrote:Whats gonna happen when you get back to work? Jett needs to be happy in his home, with the 'annoying' brother! x
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That sounds like a good job for you doing something you like and also with jet be firm he will still love you but hell be a better dog
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