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I've also known dogs that have been trained, and socialized, and everything done right with them that just were not right in the head. I have had two temperamentally unstable dogs I have had to put down, but yet I've also had dogs that have become TDI dogs. I haven't done anything different with either of them. I've had a dog that was a rescue and did not have a good life before I got her, and was terrified of everything that I was able to turn around and have her become a TDI dog, but yet I've had two that were pretty well bred, most people would have loved their peds, and their looks, and their drive, but for some reason, they were not good around other people. One dog was so afraid of everything in the world EXCEPT me, that he pissed and freaked out when he met new people, hell even people he knew since he was a pup, including my friend that is a trainer, we tried working and working and working with him, he was even my only dog that have ever gone through "puppy kindegarten" (lol, I got in for free cause my friend's a trainer, lmao) and he was slowly getting to the point where he would have become a fear biter, I had to euthanize him at 15 months old. The other one was an absolutely gorgeous bitch that was absolutely everything you would ever want in a bulldog, except for one problem; she was extremely prey driven, but she saw everything as prey, including humans other than my husband and me. We had her euthanized at about 18 months old. Do you really think these dogs were untrained, or could have been saved? Some of you people are way too quick to defend a human aggressive dog. Some dogs really are not wired right, and no, it is not always the owner that caused the problem, unless the owner is stupid enough to keep that dog alive.