The owner took Cora to the Big Little Pet Behaviour Centre for a canine behaviour assessment, and he drowned and showed himself: his dog had a serious diet! As long as cola is eating, others who are gone will be warned and even attacked with their teeth. In short, the family can't come any closer when cola eats. Even simple dog food is guarded, and it's more difficult to replace cola's favorite snack.
The dog trainer, the mosquito teacher, decided to let go of his rope and see what he did. As soon as Cora saw the shepherd next to him (the dog in the store), although he was ten times more in size than he was, he was not afraid, but he was barking. It's a good thing the dog is stable, not like this kid, just like a shepherd. In the case of other bad-tempered dogs, the dog would have to go up and bite.
When feeding Cola, as long as the next person moves lightly (near or out of hand), Cola immediately shows his fangs and shouts. The mosquito teacher thought it wasn't that simple, and took out a bone and tested it again. He fed Cola with meat, while the other hand drew near bones.
Cola was aggressive even though the other dog in the vicinity was irresistible. As can be seen, Cola has a serious act of feeding and eating, not only for the owner and his family, but also for everything that enters space.
The master explained that since Cola had been beaten before, it might not have been very trusted, and attacks had occurred out of fear. It's only a small part of the reason for being beaten. Cora, though small, is not as timid as any other puppy, but rather a little strong, and the master's love makes him feel the best! Together with the owners and family members, the mixed response to Cola ' s food-care behaviour eventually led to Cola ' s learning pattern of low-tooth, low-pitched attacks to deal with something that was threatening.
At first, Mr. Mosquito decided to let Cola know that the way his teeth were attacked was not valid! The mosquito teacher stopped Cola with his hand, which naturally was very uneasy to bite. But the mosquito teacher did not retreat, and then he stopped Cola's mistake and helped it relax. After a number of times, Cola felt that the person before him was very simple and that his previous successful food-care experience was not working in front of him.
Every day since then, dog trainers and other staff have been feeding Cola on a rotational basis to re-establish Cola ' s confidence in people.
And the change of Cola is the master's work! During this period, the masters carefully learn how to get along with the dog and come here almost every day to participate in dog therapy training! While the deep-rooted behaviour of Cola cannot be changed immediately, its owners are slowly guiding it and building trust with it.
Cola was blinded by the day-to-day walk, socialization and training of the masters who put their fingers into the food basket. After a period of training, Cola's eating habits have improved dramatically!
Finally, the dog case is not shared by the giant teens, not to accuse the master of not knowing how to raise a dog, but to make it clear that not every master has sufficient knowledge to raise a dog at first, and that they will make mistakes by negligence. But if you're willing to learn, you're willing to give the dogs a chance to change, they're the best owners!