Dominance from a Young Age ( 8 weeks old ) - Page 11

I think in order to ascertain if the response is genetic or learned, you have to observe the whole litter and then assess the individual pup within that context. Did the pup learn that it could bully its way into the prime milking position, or to get the toy it wants from a littermate? Did that pup stand out in the litter for certain exhibited behaviours or is it fairly consistent among its littermates? These are things that would help to figure out if the behaviour has more of a genetics base or learned factor.

All behavoir in the human is promoting this behavior in the dog. I think it is for the promotion of the sale of this pup. I can not read every post on this subject, because I have learned it just promotes the OP obsession with the subject.

I agree with gsdstudent.
Everything the human is doing, is causing the pup in the original video to REACT as he is. Frustration is high and the human is feeding off the frustration of the pup in what appears to be a sick manner. No reward for the pup, just agravation and frustration. The pup is not having fun.

 

I bet that puppy is sold to the US as a bad ass gangstah civil monster attacker for 100.0000 $


Feel sorry for that poor puppy..........idiot video proofs personal nothing to me only a very stupid handler.

Best observation is seeing dogs in real life  no videos....

I have more issues with the idiot "showing" the dog's potential.  You NEVER pick a puppy up by its head, of all the dumb things to do.  Let's pick up the idiot by the head.......