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Question by modey
Submitted on 8/21/2004
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  I have recently taken a 4 year old male Rottweiler from a relative and for the first 2 weeks we were getting along just fine as i used 2 walk him everyday and feed him.but after  that he sort of got homesick and on seeing his first owner he wanted 2 go back 2 him.when i prevented from going back he stayed for about 2 hours not listening 2 any orders i gave him and after walking him and feeding him he bit me in my hand . The question i have is will he ever be able 2 consider me as his new owner or his "Alpha" i.e boss.And if possible , is there any suggested regime that i should follow to facilitate my ownership and complete control of this rottweiller.If so , i am open 2 any suggestions you have.

                                                                                 Thank You
                                                                             Mohamed Hassan
p.s. i insist on having this rottweiler because his owner is 2 busy 2 take care of him and is constantley neglecting him (my Email is modey2000eg@hotmail.com   modey2000eg@yahoo.com


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