Agreed. My dogs know the word, "No." And the word, "Out." (as in get out)Originally Posted by bamaman
And they know to be happy and come when I call their name ... and that's it.
Other than that, they just know how to make food (as well as other dogs) disappear
The moment I read "game bread" and then want's him to not be aggressive or possessive, I gave up.
Jack I don't get it, my partner said this past weekend that i was rude and ignorant but I actually helped this couple out. They were breeding "gamebred" pups and what not and started with 1, bred her ended up with 7. Well 2 pups bred to each other they got a litter and now they have a house overran with fights and everything else. Nice people but I asked them what were they getting out of owning a dog that considered "gamebred"? They didn't know except that the husband thought he would get paid bc he heard how popular these dogs were. Now they got 16 dogs and going broke trying to feed them. I told them 1 of two things, place them or shoot them. The guy had his dogs ADBA registered and they actually weren't too far removed from some working dogs, found a guy with a small farm who does some Coyote and some varmit hunting with him and his buddies. Well the guy and his friends who all have some good farmland ended up coming down to take 12, I asked another buddy of mine if he wouldn't mind taking the 3 bc he had kennels that were empty he did and now they just have the mom who they said as of yesterday was at Vet getting fixed. They decided not to breed them no more, they looking into Yorkies.. I'm happy for them.
Right on CrazyRed!
Good point, CrazyRed!
Stuff like this is why I try to discourage most folks from owning one of these dogs... Well bred pit bulls are not for everyone. Most people are not responsible enough to own a goldfish let alone a bulldog!
Yes better they get into Yorkies.
(No offense intended towards the original poster, as his dog is young and he can work with him.)
Common sense isn't so common these days.
Nothing like serious, committed breeders with a game plan, eh?
The word is BRED.
No dog aggression towards me or any human being period for me. I'd shoot it if it was mine.
I'd rather work with other great dogs without the human aggression.
How bout putting him in a situation to do what he was BRED to do in a controlled environment of course
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