(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); well i have a american bulldog crossed with a staffordshire mix with pitbull, and i have had him since he was 1 month, i decided to take him to the park when he was 3 months, and he was socializing and playing with other dogs, and one day some dog came and attacked my pupp, so after that the pup was scared, everytime i let him off the lead on my road, if he heared another dog bark he would run home LOL,

so i still took him to the park regularly and he was still playing with other dogs untill some dikkkkheads dog came and tried attacking my pupp again, now my dog is 6 months at that time, so i decided for his own safety he should stay on the lead for like 2 weeks leter i decided to let him off and straight away he ran to a small dog and started growling at it so i told him behave and moved him on, now we went further down the park and he charged at another dog and they started fighting, so i put him on the lead and after that i havent ever took him off,

everytime i go past another dog he jumps at it and growls, also he is good with female dogs, its just male dogs that he doesnt like, i put a muzzle on him and let him off and he started to fight with the muzzle on, like he ran and started to jump in the other dog to hurt it and the other dog was screaming, so for his safety and others i have decided to not take him off the lead at all, he is extremely friendly with children and adults, he loves humans, its just that hes aggressive towards male dogs.

but when he see a dog coming in the distance he immediatly lays on the ground looking at the dog and when the dog gets closer he jumps at it, now i believe this is not attacking, he has some fear in him so he waits for the dog to apprach then he launches himself at him, if he was attacking he would immediatly run at the dog, not lay down,


Also he is not neuterd and i dont plan on getting him neuterd as i want him to get boners over girls like i do HAHAHA, can anyone help me to overcome his aggression??

okay here is a list of things u can do

sit the dog down immediately and tell him no with a firm voice and a tap of the ass or noise

always try to firmly keep ur dog in range of lets say 30 feet

right know your dog thinks hes the boss u need to let him know ur not gunna take his shit and stop it u have to be assertive but yet nice

train him with another dog in your home for example if u have a friend with a dog have him or her come over and have them together but when your dog is about to attack(make sure hes on a leash) pull him back sit him down with and assertive posture and voice and repeat untill he stops

this is all i got man this is what i used to stop my own dog from being aggressive hope this was helpfull

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Red rocket sparky, red rocket

Make him listen to Bob Marley untill he is chill for life.

Take the lead role, be the "head of the pack." Once you are the "leader;" your "no" or "stop" will have an effect.

i have sat him down, and i tell him with a loud voice sit, but he dont, as he is in rage mode, but when their is no other dog i whisper sit and he does it right away, also he knows im in charge i have disciplined his azz alot when he sees other dogs his eyes go red and tail up and ears up and hair on his back ,up also when i take him close to my freinds dog his tail is wagging and he is sniffing his penissss, so i take him off the lead and he starts fighting, i think he is dominant so when he meets other dominant dogs then he starts fighting, the vet said he is dominant because he is not neuterd, so when he meets another dog that is not neuterd it kicks off, that explains why he isnt aggressive towards female dogs, i guess their is nothing i can do

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trust me he knows who the leader is, i can put meant in front of him and tell him leave it, and he will not eat he will just lay down beside it with watery eyes hahah, and he barks on command, he sits first time, everytime, if he has the ball and i tell him leave it he leaves it, he knows who the leader is

BODY MOTION (Cesar Millan)

Neutering your pet will suppress the aggressive,dominating behaviour he's showing.
Since your dog is older than 6 months,the aggression/behaviour will probably take longer to subside after neutering.
It should only take about a day or 2 for your dog to recover from surgery..
The sooner you do it,the better it is for you and your dog.