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Date Posted: 22:55:59 01/11/03 Sat
Author: The Sarah
Subject: Also very likely...
In reply to: Boxer Person 's message, "Still don't agree" on 22:41:35 01/11/03 Sat

the dog thinks that the other dog is responsible for the pain... biting at a distance. If the dog is already dog aggressive, this is going to make it REALLY dog aggressive.

This could erupt in very nasty ways, later.

And, there are just better ways to teach this behavior. Why use a method that causes a dog to scream in pain, when you could use a painless method?

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