BAD Behavior - PLEASE HELP!!

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RoxieDog

Boxer Pal
Thank you

Thank you so much. I know what I have to do, it is just painful. He was so sweet last night and I second guessed myself 100000 x's. I took a lot of pictures and did a lot of 'bonding'. This morning, he turned on Roxie again and I had to seperate them. She was ok, other than some scratches that brought blood. After I seperated them, he acted as if nothing happened.

Thanks for all of your support.
 

JaxesMommy

Boxer Buddy
I know...

Roxie I'm so sorry for what your having to go through, because I think we're on the same page. I have a male rescue dog that I got about a year ago. He is a wonderful dog and very loving. In January My husband and I moved from our apartment to a home with acerage for him to run around on, but it is on the same property as my parents home. We spend a lot of time outside so Jax is always on his runner when we are outside. Lately, since we've moved, he has been very aggresive towards men. When he bites he only goes for the ankles and never draws blood, but he lunges at every male he sees. We knew he had this male aggression problem when we got him, but before we moved he was great with anyone we met or came into contact with and he loved to play in the park with other dogs. Now he constantly barks and fights with any dog that comes around him and he bites any man(or boy) that he comes into contact with except my husband. Even when hes in the house he will bite any male person that walks through the door if we're not holding him. And it's not just on the first encounter/meeting of someone new. Hes biting people he sees everyday. I'm still good friends with his previous owner and we've been talking a lot about this problem. She is suggesting putting him down, and I don't want to. He is so sweet and playful with young kids and fine with women. I can't afford to take him to a behaviorist, but his vet said he's just getting old, and his past might be giving him flash backs. He's only 10-12 yrs old the vet thinks, and i was under the impression he was much younger. I can't put him down, and I can't give him back to his previous owner because I know she will put him down. This is really hard on me because everyone is telling me to do it before its too late and he really hurts somebody.
 

RoxieDog

Boxer Pal
Thanks for everything

My sweet loving boy went with the angels at 4:45 today. He will always be in my heart and protect me from above. angelicon
Good night Briscoe. I love you.

Thanks for everyone's support.
 

SILLY6PAK

Boxer Insane
Tracey
You were in my thoughts all day. I am sure it was not an easy decision but I think it was the respondsible one. I hope another rescue fills your home soon.
 

Mr Box

Boxer Pal
Tracey

I am so sorry,truly loving sometimes means having to make the hardest decisions of all,you are a good person.

Pete
 

Luvnmyboxer

Boxer Insane
I also have an abused rescue who has some issues, mainly he is frightened to death of strangers. Even after spending two years trying to socialize him there's not a major difference. I believe I would draw the line when the dog tried to attack your other dog and your family since you are his family you would think he would treat you guys the best. I'm saddened to hear things had to turn out like they did, but please dont feel like it was your fault or that you can't open your heart/home to another dog in the future. It might help to take your other dog with you when you search for a new dog too, that way you can see who she gets along with. Find peace knowing that you were able to put your Briscoe at rest in a humane way, if he were to have had an episode in public it may not have turned out the way it did, especially if he attacked a human. You are in my thoughts during this difficult time.
 
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