EXACTLY!! In almost every case I've studied, the dogs gave CLEAR and consistent signals....the owners failed to heed. You should *never* let a dominant dog sleep on the bed, get on furniture, insist on being petted, etc, etc, etc...I could go on. As I said, in every single case I've studied of a dog "turning" on it's owner, the OWNER was at fault OR the dog had a physiological condition (such as a brain tumor) that caused the attack.
On Thu, Apr 26, 2012 at 3:16 PM, Mary Nellum <[email protected]> wrote: > Have there been dogs that seemingly snapped? I’m sure. But we don’t know > the whole stories there either. People talk about dogs just doing > something, when in fact the dogs have been giving us signals of their > discomfort and the people didn’t pick up on their signals -- Carey
