Food aggression in dogs can be solved pretty quickly when done right. It just takes some structure. You don’t need force or useless techniques like throwing treats all over your floor.
Back then my mom and dad have a corgi that have food aggression..one time she tried to bite me while she’s eating and the next day she do that again i give my southpaw to her mouth and take away her food..since then she become the sweetest dog ever even give me paw before she ate..😂
Same my dog is now 4yrs and when he was licking his empty bowl he almost nip my finger and one good right hand smack to the mouth did it for him. He still sorta aggressive since he hasn’t been neutered and I wasnt his first owner so I never really grew up with him.
@@saeedyaghoubi331I also have a corgi. What I did I was I ate a pancake then I broke pieces in his bowl. He realized that food came from me so he has to be nice to me. I have an adult Pomeranian who taught him how to behave when it comes to food. Plus my voice scare him, so he won't dare growl at me
My rottie puppy did that the first week I had him, tried biting me. So I bit that mofo back and after that he always knew I was the boss and was the best doggo ever.
These traits are seen in dogs from puppy mills where they have no human interactions when being fed. Thats why they feel protective about their food. The key is to let the dog know that you are the provider and not the taker. Feeding the dog slowly in small quantities while keeping the eye contact will help. This way the dog will trust you around food. Why people keep touching their dogs while they are eating? How would you react when people just keep rubbing your back and head while you are eating your meals?
Ummm…my dog showed aggression one time. I told him no and took the food away from him. Now, I pet him while he’s eating and he usually waits for me to tell him when to eat. I also would hand feed a lot. I don’t play an animal biting my hand when I’m the one feeding him
You have to show the dog who the alpha is of the pack. If the dog growls at you it’s because he doesn’t respect you as a leader. You have to punish his bad behavior by either taking away the food when he growls or challenging him like another dog would in a pack mentality. You have to show him that behavior will not be tolerated.
i hope the 22 people who liked your comment never take your advice. any dog trainer would highly advise you not to do any of what you said as it can easily lead to someone being seriously injured. simply training the dog whether it be doing it yourself or with an in person professional is a much better and safer call. i seriously feel for any animals you may own because it seems as though people with that mentality are abusive as they want to hold power over others whether it be animals or other human beings.
I had fostered a 11 wk old puppy and was SHOCKED when I put a food bowl down and the little guy growled and snapped so hard when I tried to pick the bowl up. Know what I did? Smacked him in the head, screamed NO, and took away his food. I put the bowl down a minute or two later and he didn’t even approach it without me giving him permission. I don’t care what anyone says. I believe in negative reinforcement/even physical force. That’s what dogs do in the wild. He NEVER did that again with me or the next owner. And he was still a lovely, playful, clingy dog. He just was never shown that he was not the boss until he met me.
I have a two year old female American Staffordshire Bull Terrier who I rescued from a puppy mill. They used her for fighting and breeding. Poor baby has been through hell. I'm a 65 year old woman on disability and my old man is a a Veteran and a double amputee, where he lost both legs below the knee. Life has been very challenging with all these issues and I can't tell you how much your videos have helped me. Only wish I was rich cuz I would fly you out here and pay you whatever you wanted for some more training. In the meantime, thank you for all your hard work and training.
Structure, patience and consistency. Just started feeding out of my hand and she smels the hand that feeds. No longer aggressive! Shes a saint Bernard and now dont even care when our toy poodle goes in her bowl lol
You gotta love and discipline your dog. Our family pets were aggressive growing up but living on my own and with a pitbull of my own, she is well behaved, super sweet and respectful. Be consistent.
Have 5 dogs now, had few before , never had this issue but its probably because some people are afraid of their own dog which makes the dog act like the leader
There’s a few reasons why this could happen, two common reasons is they were being starved by their past owners or were a stray, it’s not always the current owners fault.
@@kitty-gf2wdwhat he's saying is, correct it the first time and everytime. She backed down a few times in the video. No corrections. But there's more ways then one to do things, I guess. But not being afraid of your dog means you don't allow none of that and will get in there and take the bowl and etc. Tough guy shit. Lol
I mean whether it's your dog or not it's an animal that can crush bones with it's teeth. People have been killed by their own dogs before. I understand the fear is all I'm saying
Clear sign that the dog doesn't see you as dominant. It may sound trivial to you ''Oh, I don't want to dominate my dog'' -- yes, you absolutely do, you are not being mean to them, they can only benefit from respecting you enough not to challenge you. As shown here, it is quite easy to achieve with correct behaviors, postures, and repetition.
Yeah, people don't get that animals speak their own language. Problem is pet owners projecting their emotions and human gestures thinking the animal would understand
This is why it’s essential to teach them as puppies they don’t get to bite you over toys and food. It’s muchhhh harder to train out when they are older. Hand feed and touch the food in the bowl. As a puppy they eat with their siblings so they will be more accepting or curious of sharing food rather than snapping at you. Also teach them the sit and stay commands so they have to wait a second for food. They don’t eat until you give them the go ahead. And the drop it command when the have a toy. Also touching it and playing with them. Obviously only do this for little puppies. If the dog is 2 years old and you just got it, don’t touch it’s food because unknown history. This training is a MUST if your dog will be around kids. Kids don’t know any better and may play with the dogs food, especially very young children or crawling babies.
@@daisyramirez5757Then your dog doesn't respect you and doesn't see you as a suitable pack leader. Be more assertive with your approach and don't be afraid to punish
Growing up I had a dog that was very aggressive when being fed, did all kind of things to stop him but nothing worked, so I decided to just feed him and get away from his space …. I have two dogs now as an adult and I can literally put my hand in their bowl of food and they would just eat around it 🤷🏻♂️
Just every time have some food in your hand like a treat or piece of meat show him your giving and dont take or take the other way and show him your only gonna put the bowl down once he sits
My fix.... don’t buy: 1: a dog 2: (dog) food 3. Toys 4. Accessories (bed, leash etc) 5. Vet bills Instead, buy myself all the things that I want and accommodate myself/my lifestyle.
It’s a natural instinct That hasn’t been bread out of a lot of dogs yet. They have to be possessive of food because other dogs wouldve stole it immediately. Those dogs that got their food stolen from them would die off when the possessive ones would survive. That’s why we have to teach them that we are here to provide food and not to take it from them. Negative behaviors earn negitive consequences while good behavior is rewarded
It seems like this method might be good if you didn’t know how to correct it the first time your dog shows aggression towards you about food! Because if I was a clueless dog owner, I would probably back away from my dog when he did this. Then after educating myself, I would know how to recreate the situation and approach the situation again safely.
My dog is an adult and hasn't been trained, no breed and gets angry when i try to scootch the food over to her. She's on a leash as our backyard has no fence (yet) so we don't want her wandering far, one time she was eating and a piece of bread flew that was beyond her reach, so i tried helping her by scootching the food over to her and she tried to bite me. Anyone got any ideas?
Hell nah if my dog does that he's getting an ass whooping and if he's still acting like that I'm getting rid of him simple as that I got two kids and if my dog bites my kids that dogs dead....but I got tow German shepherds and they don't do that when I feed them they let me pet them
Cause they probs know you're the Alpha. It's like raising kids. Like one time I got angry at my mom and pretended I was gonna hit her, the she just flipped.
When my dog did this I took away the food and yelled at him and popped him on the butt every time he did it, now he is as quiet as a mouse and doesn’t growl anymore. Show them you are the boss or they will think they are the boss… f/)k that! 😅
OK my dog is an aggressive with food. It’s when I give her a ham hock and that’s the only thing she’s aggressive with, so should I just not give her her ham hocks anymore?
Did y’all know dogs can understand when we point more than other animals - even better than chimpanzees. So, when you're looking at something or trying to tell your dog where to go, he knows that he should look or go in the direction you're pointing. Dogs and some smart primates & elephants are pretty much the only ones that actually understand what we mean when we point at something!
Why would anyone want to keep disgusting, aggressive, smelly scavengers in their home? "Dog is a man's best friend " my ass. I have never had a human friend growl at me when I took a portion of food from his plate. Dogs are the world's most repulsive animals.
Lol I wish. My dog has bitten me now 4 times, progressively worse each time. He's now started to become food aggressive towards my husband too, but would never dare to bite him. We work with him each and every time, and he does calm down, but it's gotten to where he *won't* eat unless he challenges us for his food. He's 2, and it started about a year ago. Really aggressive, out of nowhere, and he's around no other dogs to learn that from. He's not abused, he's spoiled rotten. We've learned that he NEEDS discipline and regular commands, otherwise he gets too dominating. We train and work with him almost all day, every day, and it's as if 100 training sessions is undone with one mishap. WHAT DO I DO
You sit the dog food down and stand in front of it like you own it. Only let them eat when you say it's time to eat. I would stand there as long as it takes. Keep it up. Dogs really want direction and discipline.
Stop treating your pet like it is a person. Some dogs are naturally more docile, and you can get away with the lack of discipline and leadership, but most dogs need the pet owners to show that they are good pack leaders otherwise you will end up with a serious problem on your hands. Food aggression is a red flag behavior that needs to be corrected asap. Consistency is key.
@@naildoctormd exactly I wish ppl would stop treating them like ppl. They are not like us, they think and behave completely different. It’s a shame and such a disservice to dogs. Ppl refuse to correct and train puppies and then they have adult dogs with major issues
I made sure that my dog know who is alpha. I have a cane corso whenever he eat if I touch his food he immediately backup. U need to make sure that dog knows u run the pack
My dog already sits and waits patiently for his food until I give the command, after he is on That bowl there's nobody else touching that dog or the bowl. This method wouldn't work on him sadly
exactly. my dog would listen to the wait command and after he starts eating, theres no taking the bowl away from him. He will defend the bowl even when its empty.
The problem all 4 of you are having is you’re trying to remove the bowl. Remove the dog instead. Has more of an impact on the dog this way. You can use a leash as a tool. Say leave it and come. If the ignore, give the leash a pop to knock them out of the mindset and remove them from the bowl. After, allow them to go back to the bowl, but only when you say so. Keep doing this until the dog realizes that your goal isn’t to take the food away from it and stops ignoring your commands. Unfortunately some dogs will simply get into that mindset when they’re at the bowl. That’s why it’s important for the dog to understand and follow verbal commands, so you can remove the dog from the dish if you ever need to, like if company comes over.
Im not even sure how i would handle my dog trying to snap at me over food that i was willingly giving to them. I dont even let them snap at each other over food. I'd lose my mind if it was me they snapped at.
My pittie only growled at me with the bone once. What i did was grab the bone out of his mouth when he would start growling and yell “bad”, snatch the bone out of his mouth and then hold the bone for 10 seconds. Then I gave it back to him. Never ever growled at me with a bone ever again and I take it from him freely everyday just to test him and he never complains. Mind u he was only 4 months at the time, extremely affection motivated, and is the type of dog who will never ever do something again if he knows the words “bad thor!” Will be yelled at him. He was never food aggressive either but probably cuz i bottle fed him from 6 weeks. But hope this helps!
You have to show the dog YOU control the bone. Keep taking it from the dog till he understands this and stops growling. If he ever snaps at you put him on his back until he submits. Repeat the progress, the dog will learn eventually.
@@armaggon5920 ive had one dog that showed signs of this growing up so i just kept taking his food every time he eats. He snapped once and i put him on his back for a good couple minutes. After that he never growled or snapped again as i take his food, i could littarely put my face in his bowl as he ate. May sound harsh to wrestle and dominate your dog but in the end this is what the dog understands.
First thing always get dog when puppy... when puppy is eating teach to eat on command and play hand in food... come here, sit, yes and no only important commands...
What has worked so far for me to take their bowl away and put it back, or have them eat out of my hand or eat while I’m petting them, put my hand in their food bowl with a treat. But the trick is not to wait until they start growling to do these things, I do it from the second I get a puppy because the number 1 thing I won’t tolerate in a dog is food aggression, a dog that does that is basically a dog that is no good to anyone. Some people say that taking a bowl away doesn’t work but it has for me and I’ve owned some pretty stubborn breeds: a chow chow, a German shepherd, 2 huskies and a not so stubborn one a poodle and I have never been bitten or growled at by any of my dogs.
@@Blue71974 feeding them from hand is such a good thing, i’d definitely do that in the future if i got a puppy but petting them while eating can make them aggressive or more likely to get food aggression
My dog is 9months old and he does similar to this he doesn't bites the one giving the food but while preparing it's food if the other person comes he growl shows teeth and threatens us to back down I used to be afraid and I back down because I know how hard it can bite if it gets a hold almost take a chunk but he fears me and obeys everything So today I wore a boxing gloves(won't affect you hands and you can give uppercuts) and he did th same thing I just stood still and yelled at him the dangerous dog ran to other room in fear
@@shawnr590 we’ve had German shepherds,Dobermans,English mastiff, border collie , schnauzers,and many more this is the first with this problem and it’s been this way from day one at 3 months old .
@@shawnr590 She’s a really good smart dog can’t give up yet. Just has a weird streak in her , believe me I’ve thought about it I’m retired and she could be with us for 10 years . Not what I need.
@@shawnr590 Our border collie was in a shelter for some time unadoptable by men I had to go and meet him before we could adopted him (my wife found him ) turned out to be our best dog . I’m a retired pipe fitter, and veteran.
This is what happens when you let the dog thinks its the alpha over you. I find that whatever my dogs got food, aggressive, a swift kick to the ribs stopped that shit in its tracks.
Hay que Adiestrarlos Despacio! Estoy Viendo En Esa Forma No Nos? El ANIMAL SE PONE Mas ACRECIBO!! HAY QUE TRATAR DE DALE DE HA POCO LAS LA COMIDA!? EN LAS MANOS Y HABLANDO POR ÉL NOMBRE DEL ANIMAL DE HA POCO?
The problem with reaching for the bowl is that you might get bit in situations like this. You want to train the dog that getting the food is a reward only received after getting your permission. This way the owner becomes more valuable than the food. If you start by immediately going for what they find, most valuable, it’s only natural for them to try and protect. Even if that means biting you. It’s instinct.
The first time I gave my puppy a bone, she showed me aggression and then bit me when I took it away from her. After the bite, I smacked her on the head and put her in her cage. 15 minutes later, I tried again with the bone and took it from her. No aggression this time. That was it. Never again.
you know wats the best way to deal w that? hopefully its only food agression and when no food is around the mutt is ok and has love trust and respect… if so belly rub the mutt snd scratch then gently scratch the paws showing trust and if its all around aggressive to the humans then they need to euthanize the mutt if not grab small police handcuffs for women and slap em on the front paws then add an extra pair right above the paw cause the mutt struggling it might wiggle out then repeat for the hind paws then use this punishment as a reward for urself and ur family for growing a pair and bbq all week long as u place the mutt right outside by the grill right outside the backyard door and make sure u always give water cause mutts can get their own water its the food that they need to learn that without the human and his family it would starve so it needs to learn to be grateful and humble u cant become domesticated because of being a beta wolf after thousands of years then the moment u channel ur inner wolf its not to hunt snd get ur own food but to attack the person who does feed u anyway then proceed to grill everyday for intervals of at least a week before giving the mutt anything but water make sure u prep ur meat outside in front of it and drop a piece of watever meat ur grilling everyday (watever u drop is gonna be the mutts meal at the end of the week anyway) and make sure ur always nice and act normal w everyone walk up to it and pet it and even tease it by acting like ur gonna give it a chicken leg or a steak then tossing it right before it hits its mouth…. after the meat drop a cooked piece and repeat that step of teasing it everyday its gonna struggle tryna to get out but handcuffs it wont get out dont tighten it until it harms the mutt just tight enough and prep, grill, and eat with ur whole family right outside infront of it all week itll make it better if u have an obedient mutt that will eat w u all in front of the tough mutt let it whine snd wimper snd scream who cares u provided the nourishment id be damned if i pay someone to train my dog to stop that behavior i ignored and allowed no sir ima just show it the consequences and dont just do it for week after 7 days feed it a leg and try to grab it from its mouth as its still pawcuffed snd if its still aggressive snatch that food back and continue the training if its not let it finish the leg and go again for a week knowing ur making progress
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Our dog doesn’t growl when you get close to his bowl, but I growl at him when he stares at me while I’m eating.
Same
Back then my mom and dad have a corgi that have food aggression..one time she tried to bite me while she’s eating and the next day she do that again i give my southpaw to her mouth and take away her food..since then she become the sweetest dog ever even give me paw before she ate..😂
Same my dog is now 4yrs and when he was licking his empty bowl he almost nip my finger and one good right hand smack to the mouth did it for him. He still sorta aggressive since he hasn’t been neutered and I wasnt his first owner so I never really grew up with him.
Corgi is horrible when near food , all kind of weird stuff happens
@@saeedyaghoubi331I also have a corgi. What I did I was I ate a pancake then I broke pieces in his bowl. He realized that food came from me so he has to be nice to me. I have an adult Pomeranian who taught him how to behave when it comes to food. Plus my voice scare him, so he won't dare growl at me
@@Pheonix_Greyyyou never hit a dog with aggression try that with a bigger dog and see what happens you shouldn’t own a dog b****
@@Pheonix_Greyyyou hit your own dog you FOOL!
Step one: NEVER, AND I MEAN NEVER PUT YOUR FACE THIS CLOSE TO A FOOD AGGRESSIVE DOG!
My rottie puppy did that the first week I had him, tried biting me. So I bit that mofo back and after that he always knew I was the boss and was the best doggo ever.
LOL
Don’t put your face close last 🤦🏻♂️
Yeah I was like WTF wrong wit this chic
Younger kids are the same. That’s why it is better to know of the aggression in that way and train it out, so kids don’t get hurt.
Your suppose to be able to put your face in the bowl. It's yours.
Thank you for loving your dog and understanding his problems and do the effort to fix it 👏👏👏
These traits are seen in dogs from puppy mills where they have no human interactions when being fed. Thats why they feel protective about their food. The key is to let the dog know that you are the provider and not the taker. Feeding the dog slowly in small quantities while keeping the eye contact will help. This way the dog will trust you around food. Why people keep touching their dogs while they are eating? How would you react when people just keep rubbing your back and head while you are eating your meals?
Ummm…my dog showed aggression one time. I told him no and took the food away from him. Now, I pet him while he’s eating and he usually waits for me to tell him when to eat. I also would hand feed a lot. I don’t play an animal biting my hand when I’m the one feeding him
Yes. I love it. Boss
It’s more complicated than that. It can take time and patience.
@@Petunia1738 who is it up to? If your scared of your dog, get a smaller one.
You have to show the dog who the alpha is of the pack. If the dog growls at you it’s because he doesn’t respect you as a leader. You have to punish his bad behavior by either taking away the food when he growls or challenging him like another dog would in a pack mentality. You have to show him that behavior will not be tolerated.
The whole alpha thing has been debunked and based on faulty scientific research.
You should never have a power struggle with a puppy or a dog. Doing that is an invitation for an attack that is why they are training him
100% agree. Show them who’s alpha
i hope the 22 people who liked your comment never take your advice. any dog trainer would highly advise you not to do any of what you said as it can easily lead to someone being seriously injured. simply training the dog whether it be doing it yourself or with an in person professional is a much better and safer call. i seriously feel for any animals you may own because it seems as though people with that mentality are abusive as they want to hold power over others whether it be animals or other human beings.
@@chloedion These are the kind of people who dont own a dog dont have any experience but want to lecture others on whats right
I had fostered a 11 wk old puppy and was SHOCKED when I put a food bowl down and the little guy growled and snapped so hard when I tried to pick the bowl up. Know what I did? Smacked him in the head, screamed NO, and took away his food. I put the bowl down a minute or two later and he didn’t even approach it without me giving him permission. I don’t care what anyone says. I believe in negative reinforcement/even physical force. That’s what dogs do in the wild. He NEVER did that again with me or the next owner. And he was still a lovely, playful, clingy dog. He just was never shown that he was not the boss until he met me.
When the dog has becomes the owner 😂😂
I have a two year old female American Staffordshire Bull Terrier who I rescued from a puppy mill. They used her for fighting and breeding. Poor baby has been through hell. I'm a 65 year old woman on disability and my old man is a a Veteran and a double amputee, where he lost both legs below the knee. Life has been very challenging with all these issues and I can't tell you how much your videos have helped me. Only wish I was rich cuz I would fly you out here and pay you whatever you wanted for some more training. In the meantime, thank you for all your hard work and training.
Structure, patience and consistency. Just started feeding out of my hand and she smels the hand that feeds. No longer aggressive! Shes a saint Bernard and now dont even care when our toy poodle goes in her bowl lol
You gotta love and discipline your dog. Our family pets were aggressive growing up but living on my own and with a pitbull of my own, she is well behaved, super sweet and respectful. Be consistent.
Not discipline, training
Have 5 dogs now, had few before , never had this issue but its probably because some people are afraid of their own dog which makes the dog act like the leader
There’s a few reasons why this could happen, two common reasons is they were being starved by their past owners or were a stray, it’s not always the current owners fault.
@@kitty-gf2wdwhat he's saying is, correct it the first time and everytime. She backed down a few times in the video. No corrections. But there's more ways then one to do things, I guess. But not being afraid of your dog means you don't allow none of that and will get in there and take the bowl and etc. Tough guy shit. Lol
@@zonepistolez9944 I understand that, but sometimes that doesn’t always work
I mean whether it's your dog or not it's an animal that can crush bones with it's teeth. People have been killed by their own dogs before. I understand the fear is all I'm saying
Clear sign that the dog doesn't see you as dominant. It may sound trivial to you ''Oh, I don't want to dominate my dog'' -- yes, you absolutely do, you are not being mean to them, they can only benefit from respecting you enough not to challenge you. As shown here, it is quite easy to achieve with correct behaviors, postures, and repetition.
Yeah, people don't get that animals speak their own language. Problem is pet owners projecting their emotions and human gestures thinking the animal would understand
I tried it with my dog he understood ...and now i am commenting with one hand ...Thanku bro🙂
This is why it’s essential to teach them as puppies they don’t get to bite you over toys and food. It’s muchhhh harder to train out when they are older.
Hand feed and touch the food in the bowl. As a puppy they eat with their siblings so they will be more accepting or curious of sharing food rather than snapping at you.
Also teach them the sit and stay commands so they have to wait a second for food. They don’t eat until you give them the go ahead.
And the drop it command when the have a toy. Also touching it and playing with them.
Obviously only do this for little puppies. If the dog is 2 years old and you just got it, don’t touch it’s food because unknown history.
This training is a MUST if your dog will be around kids. Kids don’t know any better and may play with the dogs food, especially very young children or crawling babies.
My dog would do the same less than a year old, had to show him who’s the boss. Not a goddamn problem.
How long did it take him to get the message? I been working with my dog for over a month now and he’s still not getting it
@@daisyramirez5757hand feed it. It won't eat, put the food back and try again later.
@@daisyramirez5757Then your dog doesn't respect you and doesn't see you as a suitable pack leader. Be more assertive with your approach and don't be afraid to punish
@@ipassingthroughhands to yourself FOOL!
My 10 month old golden just surprised me with a snarl around her food, going to work with this technique!
Growing up I had a dog that was very aggressive when being fed, did all kind of things to stop him but nothing worked, so I decided to just feed him and get away from his space …. I have two dogs now as an adult and I can literally put my hand in their bowl of food and they would just eat around it 🤷🏻♂️
This video shows you nothing. Wow. So helpful.
Just every time have some food in your hand like a treat or piece of meat show him your giving and dont take or take the other way and show him your only gonna put the bowl down once he sits
My fix.... don’t buy:
1: a dog
2: (dog) food
3. Toys
4. Accessories (bed, leash etc)
5. Vet bills
Instead, buy myself all the things that I want and accommodate myself/my lifestyle.
Sucks for you
Amazing thanks
Is there a long form version of this video? I am having the identical issue with my rescue.
It’s a natural instinct That hasn’t been bread out of a lot of dogs yet. They have to be possessive of food because other dogs wouldve stole it immediately. Those dogs that got their food stolen from them would die off when the possessive ones would survive. That’s why we have to teach them that we are here to provide food and not to take it from them. Negative behaviors earn negitive consequences while good behavior is rewarded
You must come down hard on a dog that has food aggression, very dangerous.
It seems like this method might be good if you didn’t know how to correct it the first time your dog shows aggression towards you about food! Because if I was a clueless dog owner, I would probably back away from my dog when he did this. Then after educating myself, I would know how to recreate the situation and approach the situation again safely.
My dog is an adult and hasn't been trained, no breed and gets angry when i try to scootch the food over to her. She's on a leash as our backyard has no fence (yet) so we don't want her wandering far, one time she was eating and a piece of bread flew that was beyond her reach, so i tried helping her by scootching the food over to her and she tried to bite me. Anyone got any ideas?
OMG the first woman... PLEASE don't stoop down next to him. Leaving your neck exposed for him to bite.
I made sure my pup didn’t do this. But of course he has other problems. I just never wanted to feel afraid of my own dog.
Hell nah if my dog does that he's getting an ass whooping and if he's still acting like that I'm getting rid of him simple as that I got two kids and if my dog bites my kids that dogs dead....but I got tow German shepherds and they don't do that when I feed them they let me pet them
Cause they probs know you're the Alpha. It's like raising kids. Like one time I got angry at my mom and pretended I was gonna hit her, the she just flipped.
Why you gotta be so brutal to your dog 😭💀
You shouldn't own a dog
That’s pretty ignorant
When you were a shitty kid your dad didn’t take you out back and put one in your skull did he?
@@samantha_dragons I'd kill 10 dogs if it can save my children from injury and potential infection, are you kidding me?
The first step is to get the dog to sit there in the first place lol
My dog bite me twice for being near her food
How do you take the food away if the dog will literally bite you if you reach for their food?
the martingale colar is part of the structure ?😂 we call it neck choking 😂
what type of dog is that?
I use slow feeders for my dogs to
Ain’t no way 😅 tht mentality is still already instilled in tha dog it don’t start at tha dog bowl! You Gotta DEMAND Respect Never Request it !💀
When my dog did this I took away the food and yelled at him and popped him on the butt every time he did it, now he is as quiet as a mouse and doesn’t growl anymore. Show them you are the boss or they will think they are the boss… f/)k that! 😅
OK my dog is an aggressive with food. It’s when I give her a ham hock and that’s the only thing she’s aggressive with, so should I just not give her her ham hocks anymore?
How do you do this with cats... Cause the cats walk by and the dog growls...
Did y’all know dogs can understand when we point more than other animals - even better than chimpanzees. So, when you're looking at something or trying to tell your dog where to go, he knows that he should look or go in the direction you're pointing.
Dogs and some smart primates & elephants are pretty much the only ones that actually understand what we mean when we point at something!
Why would anyone want to keep disgusting, aggressive, smelly scavengers in their home? "Dog is a man's best friend " my ass. I have never had a human friend growl at me when I took a portion of food from his plate. Dogs are the world's most repulsive animals.
Lol I wish. My dog has bitten me now 4 times, progressively worse each time. He's now started to become food aggressive towards my husband too, but would never dare to bite him. We work with him each and every time, and he does calm down, but it's gotten to where he *won't* eat unless he challenges us for his food. He's 2, and it started about a year ago. Really aggressive, out of nowhere, and he's around no other dogs to learn that from. He's not abused, he's spoiled rotten. We've learned that he NEEDS discipline and regular commands, otherwise he gets too dominating. We train and work with him almost all day, every day, and it's as if 100 training sessions is undone with one mishap. WHAT DO I DO
You sit the dog food down and stand in front of it like you own it. Only let them eat when you say it's time to eat. I would stand there as long as it takes. Keep it up. Dogs really want direction and discipline.
same problem but mine is about 4momths old . she started snapping and growling today when anyone tries to pet or touch her food
You just answered why he is aggressive. He’s spoiled rotten.
Stop treating your pet like it is a person. Some dogs are naturally more docile, and you can get away with the lack of discipline and leadership, but most dogs need the pet owners to show that they are good pack leaders otherwise you will end up with a serious problem on your hands. Food aggression is a red flag behavior that needs to be corrected asap. Consistency is key.
@@naildoctormd exactly I wish ppl would stop treating them like ppl. They are not like us, they think and behave completely different. It’s a shame and such a disservice to dogs. Ppl refuse to correct and train puppies and then they have adult dogs with major issues
I made sure that my dog know who is alpha. I have a cane corso whenever he eat if I touch his food he immediately backup. U need to make sure that dog knows u run the pack
Alpha is a myth! Look it up
My dog already sits and waits patiently for his food until I give the command, after he is on That bowl there's nobody else touching that dog or the bowl. This method wouldn't work on him sadly
exactly. my dog would listen to the wait command and after he starts eating, theres no taking the bowl away from him. He will defend the bowl even when its empty.
@@bebelovebobo same as my dog🥲
Same
The problem all 4 of you are having is you’re trying to remove the bowl. Remove the dog instead. Has more of an impact on the dog this way. You can use a leash as a tool. Say leave it and come. If the ignore, give the leash a pop to knock them out of the mindset and remove them from the bowl. After, allow them to go back to the bowl, but only when you say so. Keep doing this until the dog realizes that your goal isn’t to take the food away from it and stops ignoring your commands. Unfortunately some dogs will simply get into that mindset when they’re at the bowl. That’s why it’s important for the dog to understand and follow verbal commands, so you can remove the dog from the dish if you ever need to, like if company comes over.
Im not even sure how i would handle my dog trying to snap at me over food that i was willingly giving to them. I dont even let them snap at each other over food. I'd lose my mind if it was me they snapped at.
A dog that bites me will meet his maker
Me personally, I just whoop him
Ones of the best things you can do honestly show him that a big no no.
You’re weak. Hands to yourself!
When i feed my dog dog food he doesnt resource guard, but when i give him bones he resource guards. How can i fix this issue?
My pittie only growled at me with the bone once. What i did was grab the bone out of his mouth when he would start growling and yell “bad”, snatch the bone out of his mouth and then hold the bone for 10 seconds. Then I gave it back to him. Never ever growled at me with a bone ever again and I take it from him freely everyday just to test him and he never complains. Mind u he was only 4 months at the time, extremely affection motivated, and is the type of dog who will never ever do something again if he knows the words “bad thor!” Will be yelled at him. He was never food aggressive either but probably cuz i bottle fed him from 6 weeks. But hope this helps!
You have to discipline him or her when they do. No matter dog breed, you have to control them and make them know you're the alpha
You have to show the dog YOU control the bone. Keep taking it from the dog till he understands this and stops growling. If he ever snaps at you put him on his back until he submits. Repeat the progress, the dog will learn eventually.
@@simracingchannel7691 agreed, show them you're the Alpha
@@armaggon5920 ive had one dog that showed signs of this growing up so i just kept taking his food every time he eats. He snapped once and i put him on his back for a good couple minutes. After that he never growled or snapped again as i take his food, i could littarely put my face in his bowl as he ate. May sound harsh to wrestle and dominate your dog but in the end this is what the dog understands.
First thing always get dog when puppy... when puppy is eating teach to eat on command and play hand in food... come here, sit, yes and no only important commands...
Anyone hitting their pets is ABUSE!
Not really hard to do. Takes patience and training. Dogs want discipline and direction. They will be so much happier.
My 6 month old husky started showing agression. I took my slipper and beated her to discipline. Now she s good girl, and i love my little baby.
hope u never own a dog again
What has worked so far for me to take their bowl away and put it back, or have them eat out of my hand or eat while I’m petting them, put my hand in their food bowl with a treat. But the trick is not to wait until they start growling to do these things, I do it from the second I get a puppy because the number 1 thing I won’t tolerate in a dog is food aggression, a dog that does that is basically a dog that is no good to anyone. Some people say that taking a bowl away doesn’t work but it has for me and I’ve owned some pretty stubborn breeds: a chow chow, a German shepherd, 2 huskies and a not so stubborn one a poodle and I have never been bitten or growled at by any of my dogs.
@@Blue71974 feeding them from hand is such a good thing, i’d definitely do that in the future if i got a puppy but petting them while eating can make them aggressive or more likely to get food aggression
My dog is 9months old and he does similar to this he doesn't bites the one giving the food but while preparing it's food if the other person comes he growl shows teeth and threatens us to back down I used to be afraid and I back down because I know how hard it can bite if it gets a hold almost take a chunk but he fears me and obeys everything
So today I wore a boxing gloves(won't affect you hands and you can give uppercuts) and he did th same thing I just stood still and yelled at him the dangerous dog ran to other room in fear
Wow putting fear in your own dog huh? Weak. 👎🏻
Idk what yall did but even when feeding dogs i could legit add stuff they needed in their food as they were eating and theyd be fine.
You are aware that all dogs are not equal right? You got lucky
Your dog is either a caring breed or knows your the alpha
My dog does the same thing. Has bitten both of us ,and now is jumping in spots where we sit and growls.
Because it knows you’re both soft. He/she’s the alpha.
@@shawnr590 we’ve had German shepherds,Dobermans,English mastiff, border collie , schnauzers,and many more this is the first with this problem and it’s been this way from day one at 3 months old .
@@bluesdirt6555 then perhaps it needs to be taken to the shelter or rehomed. You deserve to feel safe/comfortable in your own house.
@@shawnr590 She’s a really good smart dog can’t give up yet. Just has a weird streak in her , believe me I’ve thought about it I’m retired and she could be with us for 10 years . Not what I need.
@@shawnr590 Our border collie was in a shelter for some time unadoptable by men I had to go and meet him before we could adopted him (my wife found him ) turned out to be our best dog . I’m a retired pipe fitter, and veteran.
See my dog have no problem doing this with his food it’s his snacks that he try to attack me over
Cats would never do like that !
That pooch is getting kicked in the chest
bro my dog bit me once like the same scenario, i slapped his ass hard and bro behaved instantly, i legit african parented my dog
This is what happens when you let the dog thinks its the alpha over you. I find that whatever my dogs got food, aggressive, a swift kick to the ribs stopped that shit in its tracks.
I was thinking the same thing 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
For real I'll tap that mothefucca quickly. I'm the big dog.
Why would you put your face next to a dog that’s resource guarding?
My dog does this with only 1 toy
Never put your face or fingers near a growling dog to check if its Really growling. You heard right. Go get some training.
Mom has cake food too😤😪😓
Bullet
Maybe its effective against a certain dog but not to the one i handled a belgian malinois with extreme food aggression..
you don't feed him for a few days.
Dog not need human ...his stay just for food....
I would whoop his ass if my dog did that to me. He'll know who's stronger and in charge real quick...
ew
Bad owner
Bad pet owner
@@Riky_Jones No, it's called teaching respect
@@brensdaman926 you don’t do it through violence it does NOTHING and causes PAIN. not okay. 👎🏻
Hay que Adiestrarlos Despacio! Estoy Viendo En Esa Forma No Nos? El ANIMAL SE PONE Mas ACRECIBO!! HAY QUE TRATAR DE DALE DE HA POCO LAS LA COMIDA!? EN LAS MANOS Y HABLANDO POR ÉL NOMBRE DEL ANIMAL DE HA POCO?
That's normal
Women ☕️
No way. You buy that food. Smh
Ive been trying this and hand feeding my dog for 2 years and hes only getting worse with food. What am i supposed to do?
Just move the bowl? I don’t believe this
The problem with reaching for the bowl is that you might get bit in situations like this. You want to train the dog that getting the food is a reward only received after getting your permission. This way the owner becomes more valuable than the food. If you start by immediately going for what they find, most valuable, it’s only natural for them to try and protect. Even if that means biting you. It’s instinct.
Lady.... Stick with cats an hamsters. Your help will get someone bit an the canine suffers for your idea of bad training.
U forgot to smack him a couple of times when he was little when he does that.!!
You need to keep your weight where it is. You’re not overweight but can’t gain a single ounce 👌 great video
Cattle prod would work well
The first time I gave my puppy a bone, she showed me aggression and then bit me when I took it away from her.
After the bite, I smacked her on the head and put her in her cage. 15 minutes later, I tried again with the bone and took it from her. No aggression this time.
That was it.
Never again.
Your not feeding him enough that’s why he thinks he has to protect his food
good insight
He’s protecting it to try and assert dominance or because of past trauma I doubt it’s anything these people did
you know wats the best way to deal w that? hopefully its only food agression and when no food is around the mutt is ok and has love trust and respect… if so belly rub the mutt snd scratch then gently scratch the paws showing trust and if its all around aggressive to the humans then they need to euthanize the mutt if not grab small police handcuffs for women and slap em on the front paws then add an extra pair right above the paw cause the mutt struggling it might wiggle out then repeat for the hind paws then use this punishment as a reward for urself and ur family for growing a pair and bbq all week long as u place the mutt right outside by the grill right outside the backyard door and make sure u always give water cause mutts can get their own water its the food that they need to learn that without the human and his family it would starve so it needs to learn to be grateful and humble u cant become domesticated because of being a beta wolf after thousands of years then the moment u channel ur inner wolf its not to hunt snd get ur own food but to attack the person who does feed u anyway then proceed to grill everyday for intervals of at least a week before giving the mutt anything but water make sure u prep ur meat outside in front of it and drop a piece of watever meat ur grilling everyday (watever u drop is gonna be the mutts meal at the end of the week anyway) and make sure ur always nice and act normal w everyone walk up to it and pet it and even tease it by acting like ur gonna give it a chicken leg or a steak then tossing it right before it hits its mouth…. after the meat drop a cooked piece and repeat that step of teasing it everyday its gonna struggle tryna to get out but handcuffs it wont get out dont tighten it until it harms the mutt just tight enough and prep, grill, and eat with ur whole family right outside infront of it all week itll make it better if u have an obedient mutt that will eat w u all in front of the tough mutt let it whine snd wimper snd scream who cares u provided the nourishment id be damned if i pay someone to train my dog to stop that behavior i ignored and allowed no sir ima just show it the consequences and dont just do it for week after 7 days feed it a leg and try to grab it from its mouth as its still pawcuffed snd if its still aggressive snatch that food back and continue the training if its not let it finish the leg and go again for a week knowing ur making progress