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It is and it isn't. It's funny because I'm going through this literally right now with someone in my life. Here's the end-all/be-all: YOU ARE IN CHARGE I honestly think the most important thing you can do for a dog (while young) is to hold it close to you, still, until it stops fighting...

I had a brief stint professionally training dogs and you're on the right track, but I'd try two things: 1) Introduce him to people you know that he is not particularly familiar with, who will do what you ask them to do. Outside the house, of course. 2) Make him sit before he's touched. If you...

That's a great mix aside from the impending hip dysplasia. Anything you're doing to proactively ameliorate the trust issue? That's a tricky one from a training perspective.

Old (female) beagle named Dorsey. Absurdly sweet, smart and all sorts of stubborn.