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Still having huge issues with Ninja our new rescue. To start with we have a tendency to got a halti-type head collar to prevent him pull as he goes berserk attempting to urge near any dog he sees once out walking. It did calm him, however, he terribly before long realized that he might get it off with a bit of effort. So currently as before long as you place it on he simply lies down and would scratch his muzzle raw if you let him. I've to browse that this type of style is not sensible for bull breeds owing to the short nose, which actually appears to be the case. He's a collie cross however with a really staffie face. It's currently become a lot of necessary that we have a tendency to muzzle him once more although. His aggression is turning into a true issue with sure dogs and he's terribly unpredictable. Clearly, we're operating extremely exhausting on this except for safety reasons currently I actually assume he must be muzzled once call at a public. Will anyone have any recommendations on the top best dog muzzle for a staffie-type dog? Thanks

I realized just now that Arthur knows a couple of commands that aren't in standard wording--he knows "drop it" but he more consistently responds to "yucky!" when he's got something in his mouth he's not supposed to, and he doesn't actually know "stop" at all--you have to say "halt!" It was mostly accidental that he learned these commands (I would say "Yucky, yucky, drop it" when we first got him and I guess it just evolved into "yucky!", and I guess I just said "halt!" so many times that that's what he thinks is the standard command). I also realized that he knows "where are my slippers?" which is kind of awesome. Considering he's the one who always hides them, it's a pretty useful command. What fun commands do your dogs know?