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Food agression cured??? Extreme dog behavior rehab

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http://www.dogtrouble.net Meet Jada... This big girl came to stay with me in South Carolina for long term rehab. When Jada came to stay with me she had no respect for rules and boundaries. The main reason I took her in was because of her extreme food aggression. No shelter in Greenville took pit bulls and the owners absolutely could not keep her. She was a loose cannon.

She had been on a chain, alone her whole life and never been socialized with anything but her mate and her puppies. No dog could be anywhere near her when it was feeding time. Not only that, she is the off spring of illegal dog fighting dogs who were "bred to be killers".

When she came to me, she even had moderate human aggression during feeding. She didn't want anyone near her food.

Now take a look at successful case of food aggression rehabilitation. Not only has she been socialized, she is now the calmest most dependable member of my pack. In fact, she helps rehabilitate OTHER dogs now... and even HUMANS too! She is an ambassador for her breed.

This is an example of how calm, consistent leadership can make a real difference. Dogs need a balanced blend of exercise, rules & boundaries followed by an appropriate dose of affection.

I gotta give honorable mention to my step daughter in this video... she was videoing for me. lol



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  • I hope you don't normally place their food bowls that close together, and are just doing it as an example of how you got the pitbull trained to not be food aggressive. I own a game bred pitbull, neo mastiff and bandog, I feed the neo and bandog in the same room, but no where as close as you feed your dogs, the pitbull , he eats in his crate, common sense will take you long way.

  • Yep sure do! Every single day... Maybe I could help you with your pack leadership too.

  • dat shit aint cured that motherfucker just scared

  • lol... maybe you should watch part 2... where both of their tails clearly show that there is ZERO fear.

  • Watching a video of two dogs eating doesn't really tell me much about dog training? Do I know that the pit was food aggressive, no. What methods were used to train the food aggression out of the dog?

  • Pack leadership plain and simple... no "methods"... just working with mother nature.

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  • 914 views... 1 comment 1 favorite and 4 ratings. i dont get it. This is a very well done video with some very good advice. Well done.

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  • they might dont understand it lol

  • very well done...

  • nice vid, one of my little dogs has food agression and its 1yo, my 3rd dog and id never seen it b4.

  • Good job! Nice pups, good thing you did rescuing her :D

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