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Hi Caro…dog on dog aggression is actually a really common behavioural issue, one that I help owners with a lot! The great news is that it is a behaviour that you can overcome, with the right information that is relevant to your dog. There is a reason she is doing it in her mind, so we need to bring you up to speed with what is motivating her and then how to address that motivation, most importantly in a way that makes sense to her!
My website TheOnlineDogTrainer.com has a course I developed to address this behaviour and it will show you very clearly how to overcome it! Maybe take a quick look and see what you think, All the Best Doggy Dan

Hi Margaret,
When dogs move to a new location is can really throw them out of their comfort zone because they aren’t familiar enough with their environment to know if they are safe or not. Other strange dogs are often viewed as one of these potential threats and some dogs can feel really vulnerable and over-react when in these situations. Essentially they panic and the aggression is based on fear! The solution to overcoming her behaviour and helping her feel a lot happier is not overly complicated but there are some changes you need to make to your behaviour as part of that process. My website TheOnlineDogTrainer.com shows you very clearly how to achieve this…maybe take a quick look…its a $1 trial for 3 days…all the best Doggy Dan

Hi Dan,
I have a 5 1/2 year old golden retriever/chow mix. When I first got her, from a rescue organization, she was 2 years old. Nothing was known of her history. She liked other dogs at first, but over the years she has become dog agressive. She goes wild when I walk her and she sees another dog. I used to take her off leash when I was at the river, but she has gotten dog agressive there too. I’m afraid to even take her to a dog park anymore-it’s been 2 years since I took her to one. She likes people (most of the time) and cats. I have spent a couple thousand dollars on trainers. It got worse. I love her but don’t know what to do. I’m 60 yrs. old and she is 53 lbs. Do you have any advice for us?

Thanks,
Margaret

Hi Carole, good to hear from you that Rose and Rusty are much calmer, congratulations. Great thinking about how to stop him barking for a carrot, all the best with your move, Doggy Dan 🙂

My other rescue 7yrs old bc from spca came with a barking problem, after teaching from you I have almost stopped it. We have had him for three years. Noise starts himoff. Grating a carrot he barks so I show him the carrot, let him siff and look at it, then I put my hand on the side of his face and hold him close to me, its only for a minute or less. He stops and walk away and dose’nt bark for ages. I just about have this this barking licked! dont talk to him.

We are moving house in three weeks and are building a new house on a bigger farm down the road. I wonder how the dogs will respond to that. I continue with your learning with many many thanks. Carole.