Below is a video of Cesar Milan and Cotton, a cute 35 lb. dog.<\/p>\n
First time I ever heard the words “canine disarming” was this week.<\/p>\n
Cotton,\u00a0 a six year old Eskimo dog was reported as having a biting problem”\u00a0 \ud83d\ude42<\/p>\n
And his owner after trying Cesar Milan,\u00a0 and other\u00a0 experts in the field, was still having a problem stopping Cotton from attempting to bite people.<\/p>\n
So the owner paid for some dental treatment for Cotton.\u00a0 The procedure, done by laser, made the dog’s teeth blunt (the inscissors besides becoming blunt also became shorter).<\/p>\n
Well, it was one expensive way to possibly save a pet from a worse fate.\u00a0 It was reported that the family had done basic obedience training with\u00a0 Cotton as a puppy, purchased videos and books to help train him, hired an expensive dog agression expert, changed his diet.\u00a0 She had also tried clicker training, pepper sprays, among other things.<\/p>\n
A white, fluffy 35- lb. dog like Cotton would not appear to be as threatening as some of the large breeds but he was serious about trying to bite people who came on the property.<\/p>\n
After his operation, he has not completely changed but at least he would not be able to do the same damage.<\/p>\n
The problem with the procedure is that it physically changed the dog, but the operation did not appear to change the dog’s aggressive behaviour and its desire to bite.<\/p>\n
He would still have some bite, so he would not be all bark.<\/p>\n
I just wonder why they, as they obviously loved their pet, did not fence off a secure area of their grounds\/home for him.<\/p>\n
The video below is interesting as it shows Cesar Milan and Cotton.\u00a0 The owner said that Cotton became a good dog after The Dog Whisperer’s visit but his calm and\u00a0 submissive behaviour only lasted for one day.<\/p>\n