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**Deengealf** · 03-08-2010, 03:34 AM

Couldn't agree more with what's already been said. Sounds to me like the dog might have some "issues" of some sort? Fear? Abandonment? Guarding?

As others have said, praising and thinking my dog is awesome for barking, snarling, and carrying on at someone I have invited into my home and is clearly a friend would NOT be tolerated.

@kcbkat - the dog is a shepherd mix....I guess not a pit bull or pit mix. Even so, my GSD does not bark, snarl, and carry on at people I've let into our home. He may lay on his bed and watch them the entire time they're here, but he doesn't go ballistic.

03-08-2010, 03:34 AM	#6
Deengealf Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 523 Senior Member	Couldn't agree more with what's already been said. Sounds to me like the dog might have some "issues" of some sort? Fear? Abandonment? Guarding? As others have said, praising and thinking my dog is awesome for barking, snarling, and carrying on at someone I have invited into my home and is clearly a friend would NOT be tolerated. @kcbkat - the dog is a shepherd mix....I guess not a pit bull or pit mix. Even so, my GSD does not bark, snarl, and carry on at people I've let into our home. He may lay on his bed and watch them the entire time they're here, but he doesn't go ballistic.
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