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Aggressive Poodle Mix In Bed

by Tom
(Windsor, CT)

We rescued a Poodle/Schnauser mix several months ago. She is 15 months old and weighs 16 pounds. Very tender and affectionate 99% of the time. Seems to love everyone.... great with kids. But very possessive and protective of whoever she's with at the time.

Problem is territorial aggression at bedtime. Once she has established her spot on the bed, she refuses to give it up and becomes actively aggressive if we try to move her (growling and snapping). Once she is moved, she instantly reverts to the tender, affectionate nature she normally exhibits.




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Be A Pack Leader
by: Adam G. Katz

You have a leadership issue.

And you're making the assumption that she "knows" she's doing something wrong. Which is debatable. But even if she does... it begs the question: She knows it's wrong, but she looks you in the eye and does it, anyway?

You need to establish yourself as the pack leader. The way we do this is by starting with the "Nothing In Life Is Free " program, and also correcting her for the aggression with either the pinch collar or the e-collar. What you're currently doing is simply not a motivational way to correct the dog.

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