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I have an Alaskan Malamute Male that has become very ...
Sent to Pet Experts April 26 03:16 PM

I have an Alaskan Malamute Male that has become very dominant and aggresive, How do I corect this with out neuturing him as he is a purebred.

 

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Age: 1; Male; Breed: alaskan malamute

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removing him from the yard and placing him in his kennel

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April 26 3:19 PM (2 minutes and 29 seconds later)
         
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Do you plan to stud and/or show him?

How old is he exactly?

How long has this been going on?

Can you give me a scenario regarding how he acts?



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April 26 3:21 PM (2 minutes and 24 seconds later)
         
Reply to Gina's Post: i would like to stud him if at possible
he's 18 mths
last 2 weeks
he will try to dominate evry dog he comes into contact including our female pitbull
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April 26 3:30 PM (8 minutes and 44 seconds later)
         
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Does he ever show this behavior with people or just other animals?

Does he try to get your dogs on their backs and then let up or does he continue?

How do you handle the situation?



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April 26 3:32 PM (2 minutes and 2 seconds later)
         
Reply to Gina's Post: so far just other dogs
he does get them on their backs and sometimes he lets them up and others he keeps on.'
I seperate him from the situtation.
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