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« on: July 04, 2017, 03:54:59 pm »

If you play with fire enough your eventually going to get a burn, best thing to do is to not put yourself in a position to get burned, game bred dogs are warriors at heart and common sense and caution go a long way with them, another thing is to maintain your alpha status to them and start the discipline young and keep a handle on them, I had a female that was off of ch. pineleros kodiak and a heavy magnum bred bitch that was genetically bred to be a monster, she was raised in the house and socialized and disciplined from 6 weeks old, I had a few accidents with her when I wasn't around to turn that switch off whenever it was triggered but other than that she was a dream, my mother had a pet wild pig she raised from a bottle and I used that gyp to catch with and she knew not to bother that pig, another thing I will add and I don't care who agrees with me or not this is a belief I firmly believe in and just my belief but a chain will flip that light switch in a dog as well, I have raised countless Bulldogs in the house and yard and by around a year old when they go on a chain if not sooner I've seen a big difference in their attitudes and demeanor, I'm not basing this off of one or two examples, I'm 29 and have raised and been around dogs all my life and have seen this on multiple multiple occasions, just another thing to keep in mind...


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