Can I Bring my puppy Argentino Dogo Dog in coop

[Evolvingspirit]

Awesome thank you so much!!!

 

[The Truth Is Out There]

Awesome thank you so much!!!

Please Share a picture of you dog!

 

[user651618]

I have a working IPO dog and he gets a correction for even looking at the chickens the wrong way. I definitely wouldn't let him be around them without supervision. But dogs and people are different and I suppose other methods work for others.

 

[Evolvingspirit]

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I am not very familiar with that breed but with any breed curiosity turns to biting which turns to eating. Do some research and maybe find a professional trainer. Friends mean well but they don't always know best. Once your dog kills one chicken it will want to kill more and that's not a thing you can untrain.

Thanks so much

 

[Evolvingspirit]

No, I'd not continue to let a puppy chase the birds around.
That is practically encouraging him to start trouble.

Thanks so much

 

[Evolvingspirit]

I have a working IPO dog and he gets a correction for even looking at the chickens the wrong way. I definitely wouldn't let him be around them without supervision. But dogs and people are different and I suppose other methods work for others.

Thanks so much

 

[Evolvingspirit]

The dogo argentino is a wonderful dog, but as with all dogs his size and breed type, he needs a job specific to his skills. His interactions with the chickens cannot be play, as he will instinctivly fall into prey drive. His frustration and prey drive need to be controlled by you into something helpful and fulfilling to him because he will find something self fulfilling to do, unless you find something that you can praise him for. Ensure that your praise and acceptance of his actions are more important to recieve than his own self fulfilling actions

Thanks this is helpful

 

[Evolvingspirit]

No, I'd not continue to let a puppy chase the birds around.
That is practically encouraging him to start trouble.

Thanks

 

[Evolvingspirit]

I am not very familiar with that breed but with any breed curiosity turns to biting which turns to eating. Do some research and maybe find a professional trainer. Friends mean well but they don't always know best. Once your dog kills one chicken it will want to kill more and that's not a thing you can untrain.

Thanks