Help Me!!!!!!!!!!

what did u do to him to make him that way? dogs arent born to do that stuff. sick humans make them that way. my brother adopted a boxer from the pound, and his boxer acts very sweet.

hitting the dog isn't going to do any good but make him turn on you, that's a dangerous ground to be on with a large dog. Mickey unfortunately is reverting back to the Pack mentality with that many dogs in the house. He is expressing dominance. Have you had him fixed? That might be one option as well as just trying basic socialization, put something of the pup in where Mickey sleeps so he associates the puppy as a pack mate and not as a rival new comer. Also, and as a last alternative, you can teach the puppy to be submissive, This would help if he thinks Micky is playing when really it isn't play for the older dog. Or, you can muzzle the older dog. We had a German Shepard that was the same way. we had to tether her to a cast iron stove for three days until she got acclimated to our new arrival, a four month old border collie. but even after - if it was on the other side of the fence she would go nuts.

When you see him start to even stare at your puppy, sort of nudge him firmly from the side and say no. You might have to do this a lot of times in a row, at first. You want to stop him from fixating on the puppy, which comes before the attack. It might help to have him on the leash too while you're inside, to help keep him from taking off after the puppy. A dog trainer could probably help too, if they come in and see him in action for a bit. Not sure what that would cost, though...

well my luck is to u that u should either get them a tranner or get them a chocke coller thoes hepl alot it does not harm the dog what so ever there are these little links that are together and spiks the spiks are not sharp at all but the the dogs pull they will back up and stop from there on they will learn there lesson