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Training a 3 Year Old Aggressive Pit Bull?

My boyfriend has a 3 year old Pit Bull that barely listens, has no discipline, and jumps on everyone when entering a room. He bum rushes our cats and then attacks them when they defend themselves and on top of it he shows aggressive behavior when animals approach his food bowl. He eats out of everybody's food bowls, but if they go and eat out of his he shows aggressive behaviors.

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I'm at my last straw especially when coming home one night to see he got out of his room and we found our cat near death. The cat actually died in my arms. I have not been able to look at his Pit Bull the same since the incident. I have now had to shuffle animals around to accommodate this dog and I feel at 3 years old and only having one owner since a puppy his training should be top notch. Please I need help any ideas?

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June 9, 20150 found this helpful
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You are correct. Having had only one owner, the dog should be very well behaved by now.

Training for large breed dogs such as pit bulls, mastiffs and rottweilers should start in puppy hood and continue on through adulthood. The dog should be trained not to jump up on people and not to take things that aren't his. He should sit before receiving his food dish. He should walk on a leash next to the owner and not pull, lunge, or crisscross in front. the needs to be socialized to people, other dogs and smaller pets.

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Unfortunately, the dog is now an adult and has not been trained. It is certainly past your boyfriend's capabilities to rehabilitate a pit bull that needs all training and has already killed. It is also completely unfair to this energetic animal to have to keep it fenced in or behind closed doors, but you are having to do this because not only are your own cats in danger, but others' pets are as well. I guarantee your boyfriend can't control this animal on a walk and it will eventually get out of his control and kill somebody's little dog.

The only real hope for the dog is rehabilitation at a pit bull rescue with knowledgeable and dedicated staff.

 

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May 28, 20160 found this helpful

Aggressive dogs are not just the owner's problem. They have the potential to harm or kill other animals, children and people. Now if a dog owner doesn't care about those things they are also open to some big lawsuits. Dogs are wonderful creatures when they are well trained and have nice tempers.

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If your boyfriend doesn't care that your own pet was killed he isn't worth having as a boyfriend and the dog's behavior must be reported to the police so they will have the record of the dog's behavior.

 
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August 14, 20220 found this helpful

You abLusy suck. I have just adopted a 3 year old pit she is a,along and needs work with smaller animals. You are falling your self to be a farytail. It's a lot of work on your part also.

 

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