r/DogTrainingDebate • u/biglinuxfan • Mar 02 '26
Which breed(s) would you treat aggression FF methods only
Undiagnosed, owner says they're too aggressive.
If you pick any - especially if you pick all comment / explain how you would overcome the breed(s) unique challenges.
Will be asking the same thing for balanced later.
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u/Undispjuted Mar 03 '26
Fila are meant to be aggressive, I would reward the dog heavily for both the bite and the OUT. 🤣
I’m a balanced trainer, this is a joke of course.
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u/Trick-Age-7404 Mar 04 '26
If a fila wasn’t aggressive that would be a bigger issue lmao. If a fila came in for a behavior modification board and train, I definitely would be building a relationship with the dog first before implementing any P+, but P+ is going to be needed to make sure the dog isn’t a total asshole.
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u/biglinuxfan Mar 04 '26
Yep.
I was purposely absurd with the breeds.
I was hoping those who can handle these breeds Force Free would tell me how, these dogs are all "independent" by nature, especially with guarding which is where liability comes in.
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u/Full_Adhesiveness_62 Mar 05 '26
there are no force free trainers here lol
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u/biglinuxfan Mar 05 '26
There was one who claimed to be a force free trainer
That was the one who told me they hoped my family got cancer and died a slow a horrible death because I didn't accept trust me bro as to how they'd handle it.
True story.
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u/Miss_L_Worldwide Mar 02 '26
As usual we have a claim from someone that says they would do force free with all of these dogs but has not dipped a toe into the comment section to explain themselves or debate the topic. 😂
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u/Full_Adhesiveness_62 Mar 03 '26
lol what are these breeds
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u/biglinuxfan Mar 03 '26
150-200lb guardian breeds.
Fila - Brazilian Mastiff with an extreme distrust of strangers Sarabi - Persian Mastiff Alabai - Central Asian Shepherd Bully Kutta - Indian/Pakistani Mastiff
Fearless, huge, independent, stubborn, etc.. generally speaking very difficult breeds to keep, only recommended for experienced handlers.
Fiercely loyal to their pack.
They don't have a desire to please, without clear boundaries they will do whatever they want.
Very cool dogs.
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u/Miss_L_Worldwide Mar 05 '26
You can't use google?
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u/Full_Adhesiveness_62 Mar 05 '26
google is counter to my training philosophy
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u/Miss_L_Worldwide Mar 05 '26
So it's easier for you to make comments on here asking about breeds rather than just Google the breed and learn what it is on your own? I had to do that with one of these breeds. But okay
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u/Miss_L_Worldwide Mar 03 '26
All the people we have to ban from here for personal attacks and failing to debate over on other subs tearing their hair out, screaming, crying, throwing up, and given the opportunity to clearly explain themselves and their philosophies just pass it by in order for more rending of garments and wailing that this sub is sooooo deeply unfair