The GS looks older here compared to the video with the husky, seems to have joined the husky’s pack which is great to see! However his dominance demeanour has not changed 😂.
the majority of the footage it would appear is a few minutes or more is the gs trying to dominate the boxer and the boxer opting out... when the boxer tries to dominate a couple seconds the gs is showing restraint?
I think he has shown restraint not to fight which is great to see, any dog would’ve turned around and caused big damage to the boxer, these type of behaviours lead to a fight , especially with dominant dogs who do not like to be dominated.
I'm with you here the owner should have been training out a dominance fixation like that from day 1 that dog wasn't showing restraint he was looking for the best angle of attack, it's the people who were all around at that point that stopped that fight not the dogs "restraint" people who watch their domesticated animals act with that much dominance and act like it's playtime should give their head a shake and actually train their dog!!!
@@stephendonovan3206I think he did contain himself at the end, my German Shepherd is too dominant, if any dog tries to dominate him he will not take it like that GS neither will he correct the dog, he will simply attack the dog, which is why I rather not take him dog park. That GS was clearly controlling himself at the end and was relying on his owner to step in as he did.
The GS looks older here compared to the video with the husky, seems to have joined the husky’s pack which is great to see! However his dominance demeanour has not changed 😂.
the majority of the footage it would appear is a few minutes or more is the gs trying to dominate the boxer and the boxer opting out... when the boxer tries to dominate a couple seconds the gs is showing restraint?
I think he has shown restraint not to fight which is great to see, any dog would’ve turned around and caused big damage to the boxer, these type of behaviours lead to a fight , especially with dominant dogs who do not like to be dominated.
I'm with you here the owner should have been training out a dominance fixation like that from day 1 that dog wasn't showing restraint he was looking for the best angle of attack, it's the people who were all around at that point that stopped that fight not the dogs "restraint" people who watch their domesticated animals act with that much dominance and act like it's playtime should give their head a shake and actually train their dog!!!
@@stephendonovan3206I think he did contain himself at the end, my German Shepherd is too dominant, if any dog tries to dominate him he will not take it like that GS neither will he correct the dog, he will simply attack the dog, which is why I rather not take him dog park. That GS was clearly controlling himself at the end and was relying on his owner to step in as he did.