wsell, she's not food aggressive...

[courtnek]

I can take the bowls away from both of my dogs while they are eating. dog food. people food is a little harder. If Free gets something, she will cart it off to the living room and give you that "look" if yu try to take it back. I quick snap on the muzzle will make her give it up. Once I had to pry her jaws open, she had a t-bone she didnt want to part with. I never had that issue with Laurel until tonight. she stole a chicken breast bone
(DAMN countersurfer!!) and I had to get it back because of the danger of chicken bones. she crawled under my desk with it, and I had to go after it. I was concerned, both because she could choke, and could bite. but she showed her colors. I said drop it, she didnt, I pried her jaws open and took it. she never even lifted a lip. (Free is not so gregarious) and then I rewarded her with some chicken meat for being cooperative. one less worry. yu never know what they'll do til it comes up and yu have to do it.

[imported_Kat]

I could do that to Meg even though she wouldn't steal in the first place but my Golden Zoe is a different story and she is very possessive over anything she steals... at the age of 13 :o :roll:

[dogsgalore]

Beta won't growl but she doesn't like having to give it up. Jesse is very good with 'drop it'. He even drops chicken bones on command. I can tell him to drop a bone halfway across the yard and he does. :D Just had to brag on my pup... :wink: