Jack Russell Guards His Bone

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Uploaded by on Mar 1, 2008

Terrifying Jack Russell and his resource guarding behavior. Don't worry, we attempted to stop this behavior shortly after the video was taken. He still does it from time to time, but he's better. Scary, huh?

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  • does that dog actually live with you?

  • He does, but now three toes on my right foot have been lost to his over-eager entreaties of affection.

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  • Gee your dog thinks that you're a piece of shit.....niiiiiice

  • Straight outta Michael Vick's dog obedience school. Tell ken to stop punching his dog in the huevos.

  • Uh, you should correct that while you can. This just shows how much respect your dog has for you.

  • wow, very persistent 'i want that bone'

    did your dog really bite off your toes??? did you fix them back?

    i discovered food guarding of my dog just today. my 4 months old labrador growled after i gave him a raw bone and chased him, nothing dangerous and he's cool in every other occasions, even then i felt pretty sad....

    Great video

  • We spent untold hours and money with a trainer to stop him from resource guarding. This was at the height of his "lower brain stem" phase. He doesn't do this anymore, so don't worry, and please don't be sad. Kookaburra is a great dog.

  • This is the greatest Dog-Video ever made. Kooka is a KILLER...

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