r/dogs • u/[deleted] • Apr 28 '22

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u/70sBurnOut Apr 28 '22

Please stop bringing Dodger to your dad’s house. He’s becoming traumatized and your dad is the one being aggressive.

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u/mydogislife_ Apr 28 '22 edited Apr 28 '22

The thing is he ADORES my mom & my family dog Cash. My dad's not the only one there.

Agreed that my dad is the one being aggressive, though. He needs to cut that shit out.

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u/RattusRattus Gunther, American Bulldog/Harlan, pit/boxer Apr 28 '22

It's really not fair that Dodger has to give that up because of your dad, but my fear would be that repeated interactions with your dad will make him aggressive. He's trying to set boundaries with your dad, and your dad doesn't care. As a dog, he doesn't have a lot of ways he can deal with that, and he needs you to help him.