Training Aggressive German Shepherd/Husky Mix

RE: Training Aggressive German Shepherd/Husky Mix Post By (Guest Post) (08/16/2008) OK to train the dog until the point where he trusts you completely and has a very high level of either basic or advanced training is key to getting rid of aggression, when he becomes the submissive member of your family or "pack" he should stop aggressive or dominant behavior. If he still shows signs of aggression after this then you should use distraction as a method of training. so once you see early signs of aggression snap him out of it by use of a whistle or call him gently. Other ways include practicing the "drop it" command on sticks or stones etc and then trying it on his toys and bones. hope I helped good luck. Report Spam or Abuse Training my german- husky Post by nazleyj (2) | (02/12/2008) Contact I just got a german shephard/ husky from the local animal shelter. He is less than two years old. I was actually looking for a puppy, but saw this dog and just fell in love with her. So I adopted the dog but is waiting for the animal society to finish with the sterilization and inspection before they hand her over. I can't wait so excited. I just have a few questions and due to work, can't get to shelter for two days. How difficult is it gonna be to train her now, given how old she is? She did seem well mannered but silly me didn't ask about her history at the time (I've made a list now for when I go back) I nervous or excited but just don't know what exactly to expect. Please help, I wanna be prepared and make her feel at home when she arrives Report Spam or Abuse RE: Training Aggressive German Shepherd/Husky Mix Post by Jantoo (731) | (10/11/2007) Contact Whatever obedience training you decide upon, I hope you do it soon. Dog trainers have told me it is very difficult to train established aggressive behavior out of a dog. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Training Aggressive German Shepherd/Husky Mix Post By Linda (Guest Post) (10/10/2007) You did not say how old your dog is. We started training each of our dogs when they were puppies. We would take a toy or bone or reach for their food and then give it to them. They soon learned to trust us and therefore we are able to take a dangerous item from them without fear of being bitten. Then we reward them for being a good dog. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Training Aggressive German Shepherd/Husky Mix Post by kimhis (916) | (10/10/2007) Contact Get Cesar Millan's new book "Be the Pack Leader". He is on TV as the Dog Whisperer on the National Geographic channel. I have had much improved success with my Red Heeler spitfire just from watching the show. Report Spam or Abuse