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CurlyQ Reg. Sep 2006	Posted 2014-04-26 6:14 PM Subject: RE: Randomly aggressive dog help! Siren!
Cold hands and Warm Heart Location: oklahoma	Some animals just aren't wired, just like humans, to be social. I wouldn't take a chance on her going after one of my kids. She's a dog, there's more out there.
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GoGaited Reg. May 2013	Posted 2014-04-26 7:18 PM Subject: RE: Randomly aggressive dog help! Siren!
Veteran Posts: 292 Location: Northeast Nebraska	"The random part is she can go two weeks or two months normal as can be, then this morning she fought with the corgi. And it's only the corgi. Our other dog can jump on her and bounce all over the place and Ari just keeps on trotting. The kids are absolutely aware to never get in between with the dogs." Wow. So your kids have to live their lives always knowing where your crazy dog is? How nice for them. How old are they, that they have this responsibility? And just because to date she has not attacked the other dog, does not mean she never will.
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Echo Reg. May 2006	Posted 2014-04-26 7:54 PM Subject: RE: Randomly aggressive dog help! Siren!
Elite Veteran Posts: 887 Location: MN	GoGaited - 2014-04-26 7:18 PM "The random part is she can go two weeks or two months normal as can be, then this morning she fought with the corgi. And it's only the corgi. Our other dog can jump on her and bounce all over the place and Ari just keeps on trotting. The kids are absolutely aware to never get in between with the dogs." Wow. So your kids have to live their lives always knowing where your crazy dog is? How nice for them. How old are they, that they have this responsibility? And just because to date she has not attacked the other dog, does not mean she never will. That's not the illustration I was trying to make. Whether it be our animals or others, there are standards and I think everyone knows not getting in the middle of a dog fight is one of them. It's frustrating to reach out for insight/experiences/help and be condemned. I am thankful for the responses and responses that have been constructive to help me work through this and give some direction. Edited by Echo 2014-04-27 8:37 AM
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dream_chaser Reg. Jun 2006	Posted 2014-04-26 8:56 PM Subject: RE: Randomly aggressive dog help! Siren!
Chasin my Dream Posts: 13651 Location: Alberta	As mentioned, contact previous owner and have them help you rehome her to a situation that will accommodate her behaviour & issues....or if there are any GSD rescues in your area or state. Edited by dream_chaser 2014-04-26 8:58 PM
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Calangelo Reg. Nov 2003	Posted 2014-04-26 10:35 PM Subject: RE: Randomly aggressive dog help! Siren!
Rebel Without a Cause Posts: 2758 Location: Adopt a homeless pet - www.petfinder.com!	GoGaited - 2014-04-26 7:18 PM "The random part is she can go two weeks or two months normal as can be, then this morning she fought with the corgi. And it's only the corgi. Our other dog can jump on her and bounce all over the place and Ari just keeps on trotting. The kids are absolutely aware to never get in between with the dogs." Wow. So your kids have to live their lives always knowing where your crazy dog is? How nice for them. How old are they, that they have this responsibility? And just because to date she has not attacked the other dog, does not mean she never will. There's really no reason to get so nasty. She's here asking for help.
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