Letters to the Editor: Rescuing a dog is rewarding, but comes with challenges (via latimesopinion )
Loving a dog who has even sporadic aggression issues is like living with an alcoholic. You’re always looking for signs of trouble, and too often, those materialize.
Working with recommended trainers produced scant progress until I took my dog to a behaviorist. A “relaxation protocol” helped immensely. My dog and I now have a near normal relationship, but there are still signs of aggression. A “loaded gun with no safety” indeed. I know the feeling.
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