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Dog Training World › Forums › Aggression Problems › General Aggression Problem Discussion › high protein diet and dominance aggression? › Re: high protein diet and dominance aggression?

  • Michael D’Abruzzo

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    September 7, 2009 at 7:47 am
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    It can drive you crazy trying to figure it out. Then again there are dogs that eat kibbles and bits their whole life and they act like Jesus….go figure.

    I dont think Toro is all that bad, considering he’s a testosterone filled stud of a gladiator type breed. If you raised him on kibbles and bits he may have killed a village of people instead of just pouncing assertive dogs b-lining right for him. Zero dominance aggression or any aggression toward people really, and nothing really toward non-challenging dogs – especially the more he is around them. I was floored how good he (and all the dogs were) at that bark in the park event we did.

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