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DOMINANT AGGRESSION
In relation to adults, dogs rarely show dominant aggression, because without objection they recognize the superiority of man. But with respect to children, dominant aggression, unfortunately, is not so rare. As mentioned above, puppies in the pack and the children in the family (however unpleasant it may be for the parents) are at the bottom of the ranger ladder, and you cannot appoint them as chief ones over the dog. So simply laid the order of things: children must obey, their elders must protect and teach. Continue reading
Some stories about the bull terrier breed
The foundations of breeding bull terriers began to take shape from the first years of the nineteenth century. During this period, both dog fighting and dog fighting with another, larger animal – a bull, a bear, were popular. The most successful dogs for this bloody sport were obtained from the bulldogs and terrier breeding – the terrier stubbornness was added to the bulldog’s powerful jaws, passion and desire to fight regardless of the wounds and injuries received. Continue reading
