If I can make a suggestion, I've got a file in the files section of the
group's homepage called "Dealing with hostile.txt" which is a collection of
training techniques for hostile/fearful dogs, just exactly meant for this
sort of situation. You'll need to recruit some men who are willing to
patiently work with your chi in the ways suggested over a period of time in
a nonthreatening way. Read the file, let me know if I can give you any
further help. These techniques were taught to me by the marvelous,
miraculous trainer who worked with my own very shy little Luna.
Anne
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