Here's a kind of old and VERY LONG post for background.....sorry....
I will try to link to it, not sure if I know how
http://www.chazhound.com/forums/showthread.php?t=76644
My question, if you get through the repeated post, is, would it be wise to start working with Spanky, maybe with clicker, getting pushed/prodded when someone has food that he is interested in? Or is it best to leave well enough alone and continue to moniter him and be sure he's not put in the position to be reactive in a food situation?
We've had NO problems since those 2 incidents. No signs of any kind of aggression. His usual passive, friendly self.
I will try to link to it, not sure if I know how
http://www.chazhound.com/forums/showthread.php?t=76644
My question, if you get through the repeated post, is, would it be wise to start working with Spanky, maybe with clicker, getting pushed/prodded when someone has food that he is interested in? Or is it best to leave well enough alone and continue to moniter him and be sure he's not put in the position to be reactive in a food situation?
We've had NO problems since those 2 incidents. No signs of any kind of aggression. His usual passive, friendly self.