farmwithjunkrrv - 9/4/2025 06:54
Green Acres Guy - 9/4/2025 06:40
It sounds like the pup is defending you/yard/grandkid/ it’s pack from strangers. It does not sound like it’s doing it unprovoked, just when a stranger approaches. This can be trained out of them at that age. Shock collar is a start but also keeping the dog tied in situations there are strangers present to avoid confrontation. We have one of our 3 that I wouldn’t trust not to bite a stranger walking into the shop. With anyone she knows is the sweetest, gentlest dog there is. A bit of a watchdog doesn’t bother me at all but if we know people are stopping we avoid putting her in the situation for potential issues.
Putting the dog down is the easy button and it sounds like this dog deserves better than that.
Yes you describe her just like yours. And I want to give her a chance this isn't something been going on for a long time it just started.
Thanks for all who answered the question with some compassion instead of calling me dumb and stupid for keeping a dog like that. I think some of them need to look in the mirror.
I did say I will do what needs to be done if this keeps on.
from dog biting post from below
