let him eat the Jack russell... problem solved!

From the sounds of it neutering won't do a danged thing except make a dog loose his nuts. The Jack Russ has some attitude adjustments that are in order. Me, him, a piggin' string, a stick would have a little "talk". I would have this talk with the wife holding the other dog on a leash...when the JR lashes out he gets a good solid tug on the string....if he isn't compliant...he gets the stick...rinse and repeat.

If that don't do the trick...a good solid boot the arse never hurt a dog....just his pride.

From the sounds of it neutering won't do a danged thing except make a dog loose his nuts. The Jack Russ has some attitude adjustments that are in order. Me, him, a piggin' string, a stick would have a little "talk". I would have this talk with the wife holding the other dog on a leash...when the JR lashes out he gets a good solid tug on the string....if he isn't compliant...he gets the stick...rinse and repeat.

If that don't do the trick...a good solid boot the arse never hurt a dog....just his pride.

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Yea that will really get the dog to stop being aggressive lol

If you don't mind me asking travelinman31 how does cutting a dog make him more enjoyable. My dog is just fine and he has his jewels. If you can't enjoy your dog with his stuff then either A: He's an idiot to start with and does not need to be hunted. or B: you didn't train him right.

Just because a dog has his stuff does NOT mean he will fight. I want to end that fallacy here and now.

If you wont hunt with dogs that have their package then you have issues not the other dogs. That's ludicrous that other people are more likely to hunt with you if your dog has been sterilized.

travelinman31, I really was asking why/how cutting a dog makes him more enjoyable. I want to hear your side of the story.

I've only had females. It might be different for males, but with spayed females, they're all yours, after neutering. Their mind is on hunting, and not sex.

Look at it this way; Did you have a group of friends who did everything together while in their younger years? The buddies till we die kind of friends? One discouvered love, and he was no longer your buddy till he died. Same way with dogs. I read somewhere that a good stallion makes a great gielding. I'll try to google the quote and see what I get, or you can do it and and answer your own question.

The best bird dog I known of in Texas is a neutered pointer named George.

Edit: here you go;


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2 Why Choose a Gelding Instead of a Mare or Stallion?
August 27, 2008 by Elizabeth J. Baldwin Elizabeth J. Baldwin Published Content: 135 Total Views: 32,867 Fans: 23 View Profile | Follow | Add to Favorites Single pageFont SizePost a comment Share More topicsGelding | Stallion | Mare | Mare and Foal | Singularity | Foal
An old saying is "A good stallion makes a great gelding." This is so true. A gelding is your best friend. All the energy a stallion channels into his sex drive the gelding diverts into work and play. This is part of the reason that most top performance horses, beyond the age of four, are geldings. Many of those good stallions are retired to the farm to get started on the next generation.