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    Aug 1, 2009, 03:19 AM
    How to increase aggression of rottweiler
    I av rottweiler of 11 months, I want him to be aggressive, or after what time he willl get aggressive ?
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    Aug 1, 2009, 03:21 AM

    WHY do you want your dog to be more aggressive.

    Give good reasons please?
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    Aug 1, 2009, 03:47 AM
    If he is a good dog there is no changing him. If you are not happy with him , there are plenty of people who would want a sweet rottie!
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    Aug 1, 2009, 03:51 AM
    Mr. Vick, you just got out of jail for that.

    Wait, your name is venkle... sorry
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    Aug 1, 2009, 03:55 AM

    When your aggressive dog kills someone or maims a child I want you to remember the day you thought that was a good idea.

    I should have your ISP checked so when your dog kills I can say unequivocally ,this is the guy who made the beast !
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    Aug 1, 2009, 03:57 AM

    Had to spread the rep Artlady but very true.

    Even guard dogs aren't trained to be aggressive, they are trained to "Protect" Big difference, this person obviously has no idea what they are talking about.
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    Aug 1, 2009, 04:00 AM
    Quote Originally Posted by shazamataz View Post
    Had to spread the rep Artlady but very true.

    Even guard dogs aren't trained to be aggressive, they are trained to "Protect" Big difference, this person obviously has no idea what they are talking about.
    I'm just hoping he's a troll,people know how we get up on our hind legs when it come to our cuddly animals ;)
    I will pay it no mind but I do have software that can trace an isp.
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    Aug 1, 2009, 04:02 AM
    I have trained Dobermans for almost half a century, including guard dogs, and worked closely with War Dog trainers. Aggression is a bad characteristic in any dog. It makes it much harder for the dog to learn his job.
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    Aug 1, 2009, 04:36 AM

    There are people who train to be aggressive by doing cruel and unusual torture to these dogs. If you knew what I knew you would want to hang these guys... still what the dogs would go through is worse... better yet remove some man parts may be in order here!
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    Aug 1, 2009, 04:49 AM

    I love animals and this question just disgusts me, I'm sorry.
    I hate to have to say this, but you need to learn the true value of pets, and of your responsibility to them. They aren't toys for you to shape into whatever you like.
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    Aug 1, 2009, 05:09 AM
    Quote Originally Posted by cal823 View Post
    I love animals and this question just disgusts me, im sorry.
    I hate to have to say this, but you need to learn the true value of pets, and of your responsibility to them. They arent toys for you to shape into whatever you like.
    Exactly..

    Because this is something we really want to be seeing more of.

    http://www.pitbullrescuesandiego.com...fighting_2.jpg

    I won't put the actual picture on here but feel free to look, her name is Gypsy and yes, she was rescued (luckily) so many dogs either die or need to be euthanised.
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    Aug 1, 2009, 05:17 AM

    Yes, the stupidity of some people, that want to create a "bad" or "mean" dog.

    A very well trained dog, that will protect is not aggressive but merely trained
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    Aug 1, 2009, 05:27 AM
    Quote Originally Posted by venkle View Post
    i av rottweiler of 11 months, i want him to be aggressive, or after what time he willl get agressive ?
    Can I ask YOU some questions? First one is , Why? Next, have you been doing stupid things like mistreating, beating, teasing your dog? I heard of a guy who did things like this and the dog had had enough, and attacked him.
    Are you fighting dogs? If so, shame on you. Do you have kids? What about their safety? Do you have neighbors? If so, do you think it's smart to take a chance with them getting hurt?

    Basically, you came to the WRONG site for getting answers on how to mistreat a dog. What you will find here is information on where to take your dog so he/she will be loved and respected.

    Training a dog for security reasons is a whole different story.
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    Aug 1, 2009, 12:39 PM

    From the sound of the question you really have no clue on dogs and probably don't deserve one. I have two large dogs and they are both very loving and loyal family members. To make a rotti aggressive is as bad as making/carrying a wepon! In my opinion you should be punished in the same way, i.e. PRISON!
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    Aug 1, 2009, 04:01 PM
    Quote Originally Posted by Catsmine View Post
    I have trained Dobermans for almost half a century, including guard dogs, and worked closely with War Dog trainers. Aggression is a bad characteristic in any dog. It makes it much harder for the dog to learn his job.
    Can't rep you Cats but that is so true.Aggressive animals inevitably end up in a shelter because of their aggression and if they can not be retrained and made habitable for a home their only recourse is to kill the dog.
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    Aug 1, 2009, 07:18 PM
    Quote Originally Posted by shazamataz View Post
    Exactly..

    Because this is something we really want to be seeing more of.

    http://www.pitbullrescuesandiego.com...fighting_2.jpg

    I won't put the actual picture on here but feel free to look, her name is Gypsy and yes, she was rescued (luckily) so many dogs either die or need to be euthanised.
    I don't know why I looked but that is just horrendous.It 's enough to break your heart.
    These fools giving gunpowder to these animals make them crazy.

    So often these poor animals can't be retrained and are unfit to live anywhere.The agencies that take these animals in are suffering such a financial burden but they continue to try to rehabilitate these poor creatures ,but the fate is often death because they can't make them habitable.
    So sad and yet it continues.I am seeing a reform in the laws re; animal abuse and that is a big bonus.
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    Aug 1, 2009, 11:38 PM

    I personally think the penalties for mistreating an animal should be harsher than the penalties for mistreating a person, as at least a person is more capable of doing something about it. An animal has no choice in the matter.

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