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Originally Posted by WarChild
Look, the behavior you're trying to describe is deffensive drive behavior.
The vast majority of dog attacks happen from dogs in Pray or Aggressive drives and not in defense of protective modes. It's a pretty big subtly to totally miss in a large post like yours.
Your analysis of the two states a dog can be in also missing a very imporant subtly. That is, almost all dogs are born submissive. In nature, you need only one pack leader. Dogs that you have labeled as "in charge" are in fact most often dogs that are submissive by nature, but lacking propery guidance from a pack leader (you) they are trying to fill in that role. They do it by instict to protect the pack. Dogs in this state are unstable because they are trying to fill a role they don't have the genetics to fill.
Since you miss these sorts of important points, I'm just going to go with my initial assumption that you don't know what you're talking about.
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I dont know where you copy/pasted that text from, but it have to be some selfmade dogguru I belive.
NO dog or animal is born submissive. I really dont want to waste my time on you. I'm not going to spend a saturday night trying to argue in a language I'm nto to good at with a idiot like you, who want nothing but a dickslapping contest. GFY is full of people who will play along with your - I wont
Go talk to a local dogbreeder and ask him how much "Fight or Flight" is a part of both the genetic and trained dogs behavior