lol I think I understood everyone.
Ok so not to change the subject but I thought the JRT was being teased, it obviously didn't like being touched in that area, but the Chi showed more signs of dominance. The ears & the way lip curled looked less fear based and more dominance based. What do you all think?
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Originally Posted by reeskujo
The one with the JRT is exactly what I'm talking about with some owners of small breed dogs..Instead of doing something to correct their dogs aggressive behavior they think it's cute or funny and don't worry about it...They think because they're small they can't inflict any damage!!
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I thought the same with the JRT, the dork laughed when he got bit. Is it no wonder the JRT has had enough with his owner? He must not take his dog serious and even less his role of leadership..
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