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Old 01-24-2015, 07:46 PM   #6
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Originally Posted by lynzy420 View Post
Doesn't look like the ideal eating arrangement to me either...I know your trying to demonstrate the issue here but it looks terrible! I want to scold the husband!

Routine, a routine eating schedule and place to eat. Set up a place in the kitchen or elsewhere where your pup will always find water and eat. I would sit alone with your pup in the away from everything area and hand feed for a few weeks, gradually moving it back to the bowl and leaving the dog the peace and privacy he needs/deserves/wants while he eats. Good Luck! Keep us posted on that cutie!

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I agree that your dog is stressed and feels threatened. Put the food bowl in an area where your dog feels safer, without human feet hovering near his backside. Put the food down and leave your dog to eat in peace.

Do not push furniture toward your dog -- that is taunting and will fuel aggression.
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