Any one knows of a Vet in NYC ( five boroughs and a bit beyond ) that sees WL dogs? - Page 6

No Mithuna, not going to keep arguing my opinion when you keep remaining naive to your dogs behavior.

@ hntrjmpr434

Apologies - I wrongly read half a post, and directed a vindictive rant at you, definitely not acceptable and totally unfounded.

Sorry.

All the best.

Regards
Gee

I know a vet for you. I use this guy and he understands working dogs. What is even better, he understands people and their fragile egos. He is great with all dogs! He is priced extremely reasonable. I consider him a friend of mine and a friend to my dogs. Wait a minute, he doesn't deserve another poorly behaved dog that other vets won't or can't handle. never mind.

Thanks to everyone for sharing their knowledge.

Yes but are going to take in on board or egnore and keep doing your own thing

Yogi thank you for your concern.
As a member of this forum I respect the efforts to create learned responses from experienced persons on here such as Susie, Hexe, Nans, Gee, hntr , and others; however effort in and of itself is not a declaration of absolute truth, and I will still factor in my own judgement.

Mithuna, all I can tell you is that I really, really don't want to hear that Anna managed to nail someone and some judge ordered she be euthanized. However you humanely can arrive at a solution that ensures this does not happen works for me...and more importantly, for HER.

That may or may not include doing bitework with her--the horse is out of the barn on that already, as there's enough posts that can be retrieved from the 'Net to demonstrate that she's been worked in that venue that it won't make any difference if you stop now as far as court proceedings would go if the worst does happen. A friend of mine had a Malinois that had similar issues, and for that dog bitework actually provided the well-structured framework for teaching her when defensive aggression was warranted and when it was inappropriate...couldn't say if that will be the case for your girl or not, but were this my dog, I'd want to get the obedience fully solid and virtually unimpeachable before I worked on anything else.

interesting last post hexe
can you explain some more about that structured bitework thingy?

Traveling right now, will explain when I'm back on a real computer.

Hexe
Where is the info about structured bite work?