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@sisfreak2017 | 24 September 21 | |
Take the monster back pronto! Swap ot for a nice one that isn't going to eat you, your husband or your family. Let some yob who wants a nasty dog have that one. |
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@ladibud | 26 September 21 | |
a dog, a shelter dog doesn't settle in and feel safe and at home in such a short space of time.. something you did must have triggered him, you need to find out what and why, try find out more about his life before you, it is a worry to have a dog with aggression, if you are up to it, go to a training school etc with him, maybe he was teased and abused so he's still not very trusting yet. it takes quite sometime before he'll feel safe and trust you... speak to the shelter, vet and a dog school.
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@mok214 | 26 September 21 | |
That is something that can take months or years to deal with. The average dog about as intelligent as a three year old human and mental illness is not easy to deal with. The main thing is to learn what triggers the dog. What it sounds like you are dealing with is isolation syndrome. Dogs are pack animals and need social comfort. |
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@3mel | 26 September 21 | |
@ ladibud - 26.09.21 - 03:25pm a dog, a shelter dog doesn't settle in and feel safe and at home in such a short space of time.. something you did must have triggered him, you need to find out what and why, try find out more about his life before you, it is a worry to have a dog with aggression, if you are up to it, go to a training school etc with him, maybe he was teased and abused so he's still not very trusting yet. it takes quite sometime before he'll feel safe and trust you... speak to the shelter, vet and a dog school. I'd add to this keep your hands away from him and avoid sudden movements. give up on petting him at all or going to him for any affection. leave it with him to come to you when he's ready. |
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@crimson | 30 September 21 | |
Sorry you got hurt... It's gonna take months and months to gain his trust, poor thing. Try to think back how exactly you spoke to him, like tone and volume, or if you touched him anywhere while getting up. And yes, like everyone else said, vet and behaviour specialists. Good luck. Give us an update some time if you can.
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@zonino | 17 October 21 | |
This dog went to stay with a new foster mum a few days later. He was ok at first and then attacked her 3 days in a row. Just when he felt like it. He came back to me a few days later and was a perfect angel that tried to snuggle into my face. I stopped him from fear. I know he knows he did wrong, but he's with his first family again and adjusted to being top dog again. We miss him terribly |
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@3mel | 17 October 21 | |
you helped keep the dog alive! I'm sure there'll be photos and maybe a visit one day.
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@ladibud | 18 October 21 | |
that poor dog .. from bakboord na stuurboord... how traumatic for him. happy for what you did for him tho.
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