Is it cruel?
- Thread starter Muttkip
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This dog died a long time ago... he seriously attacked one of his owners while she applied "cesars way". 
Of course everyone who he consults is forced to sign a binding confidentiality agreement so the only reason I know this is because the behaviorist I apprentice with knows the rescue that he was surrendered to and who put him to sleep. Very sad. It makes you wonder what could've come of Buddy if he was trained with love, kindness and understanding from day one.
Of course everyone who he consults is forced to sign a binding confidentiality agreement so the only reason I know this is because the behaviorist I apprentice with knows the rescue that he was surrendered to and who put him to sleep. Very sad. It makes you wonder what could've come of Buddy if he was trained with love, kindness and understanding from day one.
I don't find that odd at all. Really, I have had and known dogs who would've bitten strangers given the right (or wrong) circumstance but were great companions to their people. It's not always that hard to manage a dog who has stranger issues but living with a dog who bites or attacks people in the household is another thing all together.
