Muzzling a dangerous or questionable dog—updated, closer, better lighting version! Forest was dropped off yesterday from a local rescue. He has significant bite history, but unlike the usual client dogs who come to us, he wasn’t able to be muzzle-conditioned prior to drop-off. So once again, we demo what I think is the best, least invasive (and dangerous) approach which involves the least stress for the dog. It’s just *poof* and the muzzle is suddenly on! This was all done live and in real time

Muzzling a dangerous or questionable dog—again! (Yes, again! 😂) So today Lola, the human aggressive Rottie who came to us from her new owner in Houston, but who quickly found her to be un-handleable because of bite attempts, sent her to a trainer in Mississippi, but after multiple bite attempts the trainer brought her to us. While here she’s made several bite attempts, and has landed one significant one. (She’s also the Rottie who had unexpected puppies whilst here!) We’ve suspected she had som

“Forcibly Muzzling” a questionable or known aggressive dog… revisited… Version 2. Today I’m going to post several of our videos showing this “Forcible Muzzling” approach which simply means, getting a muzzle on a dog who hasn’t been able to be properly muzzle conditioned prior, and who needs a muzzle to be applied immediately for safe handling and/or for starting our ”Double Muzzle” muzzle conditioning protocol. My hope is this will help folks in the training, rescue, shelter, and perhaps even ve