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I have a 100+lb mixed breed (border collie we were told with maybe Great Pyrenees or some such large dog) neutered male who we got from the shelter at 12 weeks. He grew up going to the dog park regularly and we had another dog living in the home with him for about a year. When he turned about 2-1/2 it became impossible to bring him to the dog park any longer. He lunges, challenges, and picks fights with dogs around his size or larger. Generally speaking he's very tolerant of smaller dogs. He loves people -- I've never seen him be aggressive around a person. He's been taught not to be food aggressive. Its just dog-on-dog! We've done group obedience and off-lead obedience and he does fine in a class setting, but off leash in the dog park he misbehaves. On our walks he tries to lunge or challenge as we pass another dog and I'm able to instantly bring him to heel and correct and for the rest of the walk he's fine, but off leash at the park it's just not happenin'. I would like to eliminate this behavior because I just don't want an incident where somebody else's dog gets hurt. This is just about the only problem we've ever had with this big sweetie -- he's easily trained and compliant with everything else. Am I on the right track by bringing him into the dog park on his lead and basically desensitizing? I really don't know what else to try.
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Same case to my baby Brian...he is 2 months old and he loves people...but when he was with other dog Irish its start a fight...Irish is a kind dog she loves to play with Brian...But Brian don't...I'm struggling with that problem too...now I tried to mixed him with other dogs and see what will happen...
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Hm. Dog to dog aggression could be a sign of other types of aggression going on with your dog (probably one of these: fear, dominance, territorial, predatory, protective, or sexual). Was your dog socialized at an early age? His aggression might be because he's not used to other dogs.
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Hi, my female shepherd has issues with big dogs to, she loves people and children and you can't fault her until she gets outside the yard she is 3yrs old and gets very exited and cannot be controlled when she sees another dog. She is very dominant, pulls on the lead and will lunge if she is in a sit stay position, what do we about it? She was very well socialized and was trained by a professional and now she can't be trusted outside the yard. help please.
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Now I have no problem with them... I take Brian to my apartment... And Irish remain to my parents house...
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