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RonnieTheRottie
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7 hours ago, RonnieTheRottie said:

Further, for those that are suggesting no doggie parks at all, is there a worry of not being adequately socialised. I'd be a bit conscience that it might solve the issue at hand, but create other issues down the track.

Your dog isn’t being socialised ,it’s being a bully with bad manners .

Dog parks should never be an easy option for dog ownership ,long day at work was that prior to getting the dog so nothing you weren’t unaware off but getting a dog means doing the work at puppy stage for long term success .

 

Obedience is teaching you how to be a good owner and that starts with basics ,if he decides to start this bad manners onleash what is your plan .

Obedience is training you to be a responsible owner and this starts with step A .

A dog that hasn’t been taught self control is no fun and like most I will not use dog parks due to feral dogs and owners who won’t take responsibility for there dog .

 

Consider the worse case scenario,issues escalate ,your boy picks on the wrong dog or the wrong owner .Dog parks require dogs by law to be under control, 

 

This is just like going to work and spending your dog with a work place bully ,he may also not be a bully but a dog who is stressed by the over stimulation of a park and doesn’t know how to react .

Being socialised means more than just running around ,it’s about feeling confident,relaxed in the outside world with good self control 

 

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9 hours ago, persephone said:

Ronnie  ..your owner  is now setting forth on a home-schooling routine  ;)  You are a fortunate lad . Your owner cares so much that she sought advice ..and is now  working on new things to help you learn ..to help you control your teen impulses, and to show you how wonderful your relationship can be  :)  Enjoy!!

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