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Date Posted: 17:32:31 01/12/03 Sun
Author: The Sarah
Subject: However, it's very possible...
In reply to: Lisa 's message, "Some Pit Bulls.." on 16:13:39 01/12/03 Sun

As I stated previously on another board, it's possible that this dog wasn't all that dog aggressive to start with. I doubt that this was the first time the dog had had an e-collar used. I think it's very likely that harsh (by my standards) corrections were being used on this dog, and the stress was causing the dog to become more dog aggressive.

The key being that JD claimed that the dog did fine on the stay originally, but as she got "more comfortable" started to have this aggression problem. If the dog was getting MORE aggressive in behavior with training, odds are, the training is causing it. And harsh, correction based training, as described, could easily cause dog aggression in a bull breed dog.

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