One term used in this video is "Redirected aggression", and for those of you who don't know what it is, Redirected aggression in dogs occurs when an overstimulated, highly aroused, or frustrated dog releases its energy on a nearby animal or person.
Katie was nervous about the dog escaping the property, so she rushed to place the Lucky Leash around him, and immediately pulled him away from the other dog, just so neither one would redirect their aggression at each other and possibly get hurt. I know it seems a little harsh, but it kept both BamBam and the owned dog safe.
As you could see, BamBam surrendered right away and was grateful for a nice bath, and medical treatment. Our supporters help us pay for many surgeries and wellness treatment every month with their recurring donations, and I really hope you will join us too. If you will join us today, we will send you a small gift from us - your own Lucky Leash: https://www.HopeForPaws.org/Lucky_Leash
Our friends at L.A Animal Rescue found BamBam a loving forever home, but don't you worry - they have many other cuties for adoption here: https://www.LAAnimalRescue.org
