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Old 26-03-2009, 10:29 AM
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Re: My Dog is aggressive towards others - how can we change his behaviour?

I was also a first time dog owner when I took on my first two rescue's. I knew nothing about dog psychology and I made so many problems worse becuase I did not know how to deal with it.

15 months later I have taken on a third rescue, but I do still have problems with the other two from time to time with other dogs. I am absolutley convinced that because of my lack of understanding at the beginning I am still paying the price.

The previous post has also echoed the need for seeing things from the dogs perspective i.e dog psychology. I cannot emphasise enough, the need to have an understanding of what your dog is telling you and how to deal with it correctly, this is so important with rescue's who have issues.

Please be careful seeing a behaviourist who is not recommended as you never know who they are.

The guy in Sutton charges 10GBP approx for a walk in Nonsuch park with his pack of dogs. Whilst on the walk you can discuss your issues and if you like his methods you can arrange a one to one. I still go once a week with my 3 dogs and meet him as my guys get so much out of the walk.

Hope it works out for you.
Vicky x
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