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Originally Posted by lulu's mom  We have a 4 year old male Shar Pei and our 9 month old female Yorkie. As of late our Shar Pei is getting more aggressive towards the Yorkie. Intimidating her and at times growling (showing teeth) when she tries to play with him. Tonight for no apparent reason while she was quietly chewing a toy bone he decided he wanted it and sort of aggressively pounced on her taking the bone. I thought she was a goner and so did she . She is still ,after two hours, afraid to go near him. To say the least we are concerned. He also will ,at times, run up to her in an aggressive way to get her to cower.We have had him since a pup but are worried as she is essentially defenseless. Any thoughts? |
I had a shar-pei years ago and she was the sweetest thing... but aggressive to animals. Shar-pei's actually originate from china and were bred for hunting... people say they can get aggressive and they can. I know this isn't what you want to hear... but I'm saying this for the safety of both dogs and tell you from my own experience. My shar-pei attacked my cat one time and almost killed her and has a long line of things she has attacked including snakes, dogs, raccoons, skunks, etc. Please, just be careful.