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If I could teach him not to burst footballs, Renton could be a handy winger for Stevie Crawford:
 
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Did you just show him your new trainers?
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48 minutes ago, Moomintroll said:
1 hour ago, Shandon Par said:
If I could teach him not to burst footballs, Renton could be a handy winger for Stevie Crawford:
 
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Did you just show him your new trainers?

I knew there was a pisstake joke in there someone so well done for finding it!

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Renton had a bromance with this young imposter earlier then promptly disgraced himself. A young Westie had a wee bark and growl at Renton’s new best mate and he just went for the Westie and left it with a bloodied ear. Had to rugby tackle him and haul him off the other dog. Quite a shock to see him go so mad and the Westie’s owner got a real fright. He was just sticking up for his new pal but went a bit OTT. Westie seemed fine though other than a little nick on its ear. Hopefully just a one-off as he is normally so well-natured.

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2 minutes ago, Shandon Par said:

Renton had a bromance with this young imposter earlier then promptly disgraced himself. A young Westie had a wee bark and growl at Renton’s new best mate and he just went for the Westie and left it with a bloodied ear. Had to rugby tackle him and haul him off the other dog. Quite a shock to see him go so mad and the Westie’s owner got a real fright. He was just sticking up for his new pal but went a bit OTT. Westie seemed fine though other than a little nick on its ear. Hopefully just a one-off as he is normally so well-natured.

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Probably his owners trainers that stoked the rage.

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Renton had a bromance with this young imposter earlier then promptly disgraced himself. A young Westie had a wee bark and growl at Renton’s new best mate and he just went for the Westie and left it with a bloodied ear. Had to rugby tackle him and haul him off the other dog. Quite a shock to see him go so mad and the Westie’s owner got a real fright. He was just sticking up for his new pal but went a bit OTT. Westie seemed fine though other than a little nick on its ear. Hopefully just a one-off as he is normally so well-natured.
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Tell the muffster and he’ll kick his arse until he’s learned his lesson.
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Managed to get one of my walking groups all sitting at the same time today.
All looking at the camera too was a bridge too far.
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All 4 dogs well turned out and groomed.
The let down is those shorts.... do you sleep in them?
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One looks on adoringly, the other? "Mon tae f**k man, get a move on" 
Totally, they're from the same owners, the one closest is old, never leaves my side, the other is young and full of energy runs about like a mad man in his own little world[emoji16]
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Renton had a bromance with this young imposter earlier then promptly disgraced himself. A young Westie had a wee bark and growl at Renton’s new best mate and he just went for the Westie and left it with a bloodied ear. Had to rugby tackle him and haul him off the other dog. Quite a shock to see him go so mad and the Westie’s owner got a real fright. He was just sticking up for his new pal but went a bit OTT. Westie seemed fine though other than a little nick on its ear. Hopefully just a one-off as he is normally so well-natured.
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Harris has started being a bit funny/aggressive towards some other entire males. Its really pissing me off as he has been well socialised since we got him and has always been great with other dogs but now he seems to be hitting a teenage phase he seems to be acting the big man.

I ended up in A+E for a tetanus last week after having to break up a scuffle between him and a Pitbull/Staffy cross that bit me in the hand when I tried to grab it mid fight. They had played a couple of times before and been ok but Harris growled at it when it came over to him in the park and it all kicked off.

Hes about 15 months now so we are just discussing whether to get his baws chopped off or not. Theres so much conflicting info out there as to whether it will actually change anything or not.

As I said its just entire males so obviously has something to do with hormones/testosterone but I have read some people saying that its just a phase at this age which should pass but then the vet says if we leave it too long it could become a learned behaviour.

Anyone had any experience of anything similar and able to offer any advice?
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Harris has started being a bit funny/aggressive towards some other entire males. Its really pissing me off as he has been well socialised since we got him and has always been great with other dogs but now he seems to be hitting a teenage phase he seems to be acting the big man.

I ended up in A+E for a tetanus last week after having to break up a scuffle between him and a Pitbull/Staffy cross that bit me in the hand when I tried to grab it mid fight. They had played a couple of times before and been ok but Harris growled at it when it came over to him in the park and it all kicked off.

Hes about 15 months now so we are just discussing whether to get his baws chopped off or not. Theres so much conflicting info out there as to whether it will actually change anything or not.

As I said its just entire males so obviously has something to do with hormones/testosterone but I have read some people saying that its just a phase at this age which should pass but then the vet says if we leave it too long it could become a learned behaviour.

Anyone had any experience of anything similar and able to offer any advice?

 

 

A dog I walk is roughly the same age, and is going through a similar change.

He's a big American Bulldog, & used to sit or lie down when other dogs were near, and wait for them to come to him, to play.

Now, he still wants to play, but started going at the other dogs, rather than wait.

I've had a word with the owner, as I want to change that behaviour before it develops into going FOR other dogs  and they've provided a halti that I wasn't previously told that they had. That's sorted him our, and he's gone back to his original puppy training of sit/lie and wait.

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