If he has food taken away from him that may be the problem and free feeding would solve it, since it is always there when he is hungry. Last people may have taken his food away, perhaps teased him. All my dogs free feed, always have, they eat when they want to. I have raised 4 cockapoos and not one of them is food aggressive, one thing they were taught from early on was the drop it command, serves many purposes and anyone can just about climb in their mouths and they would never growl. You teach this by taking things out of their mouth by saying drop it, you look over what ever it is and praise the heck out of them for releasing it, and then give it back to them, still praising them for being a good girl/boy, it works for many purposes, one if they pick up something they shouldn't have, second it shows them its ok to drop it nothing bad is going to happen when they release whatever including their food, mine spit now soon as I start saying it. In a message dated 10/28/2008 8:25:22 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
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