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Bo Pugh
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« Reply #20 on: April 26, 2015, 08:23:37 pm »

Like Mike said walk him around the yard on a leash around all the other dogs and when he gets bristled up grab him by his back leg and have a piece of extension chord ready and put it on his a$$. And when you get that fixen to where he won't do it with you there put him in the box with another dog and leave the leash on him. When they get to growling or what not pull over asap and drag him out and put that exrension chord back on him and the other dog too if you think he needs a attitudes adjustment also. If he does it in the woods go straight to him don't wait till later on and try to whoop him. A lot of curr dogs are ill they just need attiturd adjustments. I have never liked a shock collar for breaking a fighting dog it usually makes things worse.
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« Reply #21 on: May 14, 2015, 08:23:48 pm »

i have a catahula male thats a helleva dog just one problem he fights ive try shock therapy doesnt seem to do any good but after he starts it the dogs that are not aggressive at all towards other dogs want to fight him  cant seem to pair him with any of my other dogs without a fight hate to cull good dog that hunts finds hogs but it is to that point any other options i can try before he is culled

so far the best way I know to break the dog or to get better control of him is to put an ecollar on him as well as the other dog and set them up to where there will be dominance issues...light him up until he submits...and get on the other dog as well...

what could be happening is that the dominant dog is getting disciplined and the other dog is left alone because he didn't start the trouble...this dog will then instigate trouble just to see the other dog get hammered...so both need the treatment and you will see a big change for the better with the dominant dog...
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« Reply #22 on: May 14, 2015, 09:40:21 pm »

I hunted him a couple times b4 I had to go back to work tmatt had pretty good advice that seemed to make progress with him when he started I held him down n let other dog stand there while holding him down n letting him no there was only one top dog in the pack n he want it then put him in dog box for rest of the hunt the 2nd time repeated process but only left in the box for an hr or so n let him out he was fine the rest of the hunt I've been gone a couple weeks hopefully b heading home in the next week or so and he will be worked with more n prolly have to start over but in my mind i think his worth it and can be tamed  thanks for all the advice
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them trashy dogs done bayed another hog!!!
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