Uploaded December 2014 | Updated September 2026, 8 hours ago
"Gateau" 4 month old Bull Arab x Pup play fight for entertainment alike Swf. Dec 16 2014.
This pup had "over-socialisation" before i acquired him! It was close to attachment disorder but thankfully not that far gone and "only" the too many primary carers in a short period problem(not actually too many)!
When people pat him, he becomes uncontrollable for hours and and needs reasserting "belonging" by being kept on the lead. If people do not pat him he is able to ignore them all the way through the city without disobedience too(following with no lead).
Again too, here he is good in this video, because unlike a disordered puppy, he play fights properly with "no attempting to escalate physical aggression to serious pain and damage level against the primary carer" while he does have more danger(as any normal puppy) after being excited to more spirited play fighting. I only have a few nicks and punctures with blood drawn from his razor sharp puppy teeth. With disordered pups that commit "malicious play" you get seriously injured suddenly by a burst of savaging that has come from either nowhere or escalation until it realises the aggression it needs to use to damage and hurt you(old cowpoke test i witnessed on a batch of work dog Kelpie pups in the early 1970's).
"Gateau" 4 month old Bull Arab x Pup play fight for entertainment alike Swf. Dec 16 2014.
This pup had "over-socialisation" before i acquired him! It was close to attachment disorder but thankfully not that far gone and "only" the too many primary carers in a short period problem(not actually too many)!
When people pat him, he becomes uncontrollable for hours and and needs reasserting "belonging" by being kept on the lead. If people do not pat him he is able to ignore them all the way through the city without disobedience too(following with no lead).
Again too, here he is good in this video, because unlike a disordered puppy, he play fights properly with "no attempting to escalate physical aggression to serious pain and damage level against the primary carer" while he does have more danger(as any normal puppy) after being excited to more spirited play fighting. I only have a few nicks and punctures with blood drawn from his razor sharp puppy teeth. With disordered pups that commit "malicious play" you get seriously injured suddenly by a burst of savaging that has come from either nowhere or escalation until it realises the aggression it needs to use to damage and hurt you(old cowpoke test i witnessed on a batch of work dog Kelpie pups in the early 1970's).
