Dog Health Questions: Aggressive Dog Training Help?

I found some good info on Aggressive dog training at: http://traindogquick.com/aggressive-dog-training-advice/ but wanted to know if anyone here uses any form of shock to treat a dogs agression also? Thanks

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"Quickly" and "Aggression" do NOT go together no matter how you put it.

That website is 100% incorrect on all accords. When your dog is dog aggressive, you don't FEED them together. Good lord, thats like asking the dogs to kill each other.

If you HAVE an aggressive dog, take it to an accredited behaviorist and have an evaluation done. The behaviorist can recommend a correct regimen of training to take that will lessen your dogs trigger responses, and make for an easier life for your dog.

Do NOT take advice off of that website unless you want to get yourself and your dogs extremely injured.

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• I actually see where the trainer is going with this, but I believe the trainer is incorrect on technique; there's a better way taught to me by a trainer that uses positive reinforcement. I believe the trainer is elevating the new dog's status within a pack; however by doing this the owner's dog will always be aggressive toward the new dog to gain a higher position. More importantly, the owner must be a leader within that group. The dog cannot see him (her) as weaker. My dog was introduced to other dogs walking past the new dog in a crate gradually taking the new dog out of the crate. The walk was important, because to be part of a pack, they should migrate together. Make sure both dogs are provided plenty of exercise, that means you have to get out there and walk them. If you are seen as the leader, you really shouldn't have too many problems with aggression. Additionally, spaying and neutering dogs make a difference in aggression.


• Aggression in dogs is very complex and there are no simple or easy solutions. I have to say I didn't find the info on the site you stated as being very good at all, it was very general and seemed to have a "one size fits all" basis for treating aggression which is totally and utterly wrong.
  
  I just read it again as I had just scanned it previously and can not believe they advocate chaining aggressive dogs near to other dogs and then feeding one dog while the other looks on! Talk about fueling a fire!!


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