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**Kimeoffessyr** · 09-27-2011, 08:41 PM

Vets know how to handle aggressive dogs. I would call them ahead of time and see what they say. Just explain your situation.

You could allways use the vaccine visit as a training exersize.Just a thought.

^^^These.

Calling ahead of time and explaining the situation (dog doesn't like strangers, will be muzzled, using this as a training exercise) is definitely a good idea. They'll know what to expect, and seeing as it's a veterinary practice, they probably have some protocol for dealing with a difficult dog. Plus they can have everything ready to make it as quick as possible.

09-27-2011, 08:41 PM	#15
Kimeoffessyr Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 514 Senior Member	Vets know how to handle aggressive dogs. I would call them ahead of time and see what they say. Just explain your situation. You could allways use the vaccine visit as a training exersize.Just a thought. ^^^These. Calling ahead of time and explaining the situation (dog doesn't like strangers, will be muzzled, using this as a training exercise) is definitely a good idea. They'll know what to expect, and seeing as it's a veterinary practice, they probably have some protocol for dealing with a difficult dog. Plus they can have everything ready to make it as quick as possible.
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