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**CathBraunn** · 07-29-2010, 02:28 AM

I never said she was scared of the dog?? I just wanted to get some advice about introducing the 2 dogs. no need to comment if you're going to be a jerk about it!

Your words

she is worrying now about about dog aggression and this pit attacking her dog and not letting go. DA is common, this should always be on the care givers mind, but nothing to be worried about.

Is she prepared for a fight if one does happen to break out ? Has she ever expereinced a dog fight of any kind in the past ?

Dealing with a dog fight isn't all that bad if you stay calm about it and have the proper tools to break the combatants up when they are fully engaged. On the flip side, it can be extremely overwhelming when experiencing it for the first time. Yelling and acting a fool is pointless, most dogs will zone you out and ignire you leaving only one option....getting in there and breaking them. You cannot hesitate nor you can play favorites. Many folks panic in this type of situation and stand there like a deer in headlights which allows the dogs to do more damage to each other, reasons why one must not panic or hesitate.

If she is not up for this type of challange then she should refrain from taking the dog in, alot of good its going to do if the dog that is in ones care gets harmed especially when the soul purpose of taking said dog in is to save it.

07-29-2010, 02:28 AM	#10
CathBraunn Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 445 Senior Member	I never said she was scared of the dog?? I just wanted to get some advice about introducing the 2 dogs. no need to comment if you're going to be a jerk about it! Your words she is worrying now about about dog aggression and this pit attacking her dog and not letting go. DA is common, this should always be on the care givers mind, but nothing to be worried about. Is she prepared for a fight if one does happen to break out ? Has she ever expereinced a dog fight of any kind in the past ? Dealing with a dog fight isn't all that bad if you stay calm about it and have the proper tools to break the combatants up when they are fully engaged. On the flip side, it can be extremely overwhelming when experiencing it for the first time. Yelling and acting a fool is pointless, most dogs will zone you out and ignire you leaving only one option....getting in there and breaking them. You cannot hesitate nor you can play favorites. Many folks panic in this type of situation and stand there like a deer in headlights which allows the dogs to do more damage to each other, reasons why one must not panic or hesitate. If she is not up for this type of challange then she should refrain from taking the dog in, alot of good its going to do if the dog that is in ones care gets harmed especially when the soul purpose of taking said dog in is to save it.
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