Possessive behavior

[Officially Retired]

I never said anything about dogs with human aggression are curs in the box did I? I was just saying I would rather not work with one that is aggressive towards any human being. So are you trying to imply that most dogs that are intelligent enough to be loyal to their master "the human" are non great dogs? LMFAO!!! Also if you're trying to say that "MOST" great dogs are people aggressive that would be a first for me to hear from someone with 20+ years of experience with bulldogs. Lol...

You get all giddy, and "LYFAO" all you want, but you understand nothing.

First of all, I never said anything about "curs" or "in the box," or any other such nonsense.

Your original statement was, "No dog aggression towards me or any human being period for me. I'd shoot it if it was mine."

Now you are talking about "loyalty." The two are completely different.

That I have to explain this, again proves you understand nothing.

Also if you're trying to say that "MOST" great dogs are people aggressive that would be a first for me to hear from someone with 20+ years of experience with bulldogs. Lol...

Again, you simply have no understanding of anything. There is a difference between "people aggressive," and a dog that is INTENSE and IN THE ZONE ... you are just not dogman enough to understand this.

Well duhh...this is pretty much a no brainer....but I must say there's a difference from being loyal to a human being and submitting to another dog. :-)

I do believe you have experience in the "No brain" department.

However, loyalty and "submitting" are pet-owner terms.

I was talking about INTENSITY ... and even the most loyal BULLDOGS in the world, can become intense, and will hit whatever is moving.

A dogman understands this, while a novice with a big ego, but little experience, still does not.

Jack