Our pit bull cross, rescue dog, Susie got along with our other 2 dogs, but displayed fear/aggression toward any other dog she saw. After we lost both of our senior dogs, we questioned whether or not Susie would have to remain the only dog in our household, or if we could adopt an…Read full reviewClose full review
Our pit bull cross, rescue dog, Susie got along with our other 2 dogs, but displayed fear/aggression toward any other dog she saw. After we lost both of our senior dogs, we questioned whether or not Susie would have to remain the only dog in our household, or if we could adopt another dog. She had improved immensely over the five years we have had her, but we weren't sure if she would accept another dog in her space. I contacted Back of House K9 and asked them to do an assessment. They spent a full hour with Susie, introduced her to 5 other dogs, and she showed them ALL of her issues: Dominance, Anxiety, Fear/Aggression to other dogs, and Resource-Guarding behaviors for her people and her toys!! One of the dogs she was introduced to was "Hank", the shelter dog we were interested in adopting (they had brought him out to their facility, knowing that Susie was coming-they went above and beyond, in our opinion)! We brought Susie back the next week, for 48 hours of behavior modification training. When we picked her up, we also picked up Hank. They taught us so much about how to respond/intervene to Susie's behaviors. We are a month down the road, and absolutely delighted with the results we received from Back of House K9!!