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**Yb4bulVR** · 03-24-2011, 02:33 AM

I have a dog right now who really interesting. He reminds me somewhat of this guy in the video. He has DA, is VERY reactive to other dogs, redirects, and sometimes lunges at people in a reactive way.. canes, hats, different things set him off.

Now, from just that, you could say have him PTS and generally I would agree. But not with this Fella. Im completely smitten with him, totally and completely in love. Hes the biggest mush ever in the house and even outside at times he will roll over on his back right in the middle of the sidewalk. Hes walked with a muzzle, two thick flat collars and two sturdy leashes. He has a strong owner and 4 dog walkers. Theyve actually made strides with him, but needed a bit more instruction to get him over his last few obstacles. And thats how I met him.

One of his walkers showed up with him at one of our Packwalks about 4 weeks ago. I noticed him right away because of the noise he was making if you catch my drift.

Weve worked with him 2x since then and theyve been working him constantly. Last weekend he was within 25-30 feet of another dog and he was laying there, a bit anxious, but relaxed.

Maybe Im just taking this one a bit personal given who Im dealing with.

03-24-2011, 02:33 AM	#9
Yb4bulVR Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 549 Senior Member	I have a dog right now who really interesting. He reminds me somewhat of this guy in the video. He has DA, is VERY reactive to other dogs, redirects, and sometimes lunges at people in a reactive way.. canes, hats, different things set him off. Now, from just that, you could say have him PTS and generally I would agree. But not with this Fella. Im completely smitten with him, totally and completely in love. Hes the biggest mush ever in the house and even outside at times he will roll over on his back right in the middle of the sidewalk. Hes walked with a muzzle, two thick flat collars and two sturdy leashes. He has a strong owner and 4 dog walkers. Theyve actually made strides with him, but needed a bit more instruction to get him over his last few obstacles. And thats how I met him. One of his walkers showed up with him at one of our Packwalks about 4 weeks ago. I noticed him right away because of the noise he was making if you catch my drift. Weve worked with him 2x since then and theyve been working him constantly. Last weekend he was within 25-30 feet of another dog and he was laying there, a bit anxious, but relaxed. Maybe Im just taking this one a bit personal given who Im dealing with.
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