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3 Ways to Alpha Roll an Aggressive Dog

By Matthew Lynch
April 6, 2024
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Introduction:

Dogs, being pack animals, require a stable hierarchy to ensure harmony within their group. As a dog owner, it’s essential to establish yourself as the leader of the pack to prevent any aggressive behavior. One method to assert your dominance is using the “Alpha roll” technique. In this article, we’ll discuss three ways to alpha roll an aggressive dog safely and effectively.

1. Quick Flip Method:

The quick flip method is best used when you have a smaller or less aggressive dog that needs to be put in its place. Start by standing close to your dog and reaching for its collar with both hands. Then, simultaneously pull up on the collar while sweeping one of your legs under its body, flipping the dog onto its back. Once your dog is in position, firmly hold its neck until it submits and stays calm. Remember, the goal is to assert your dominance, not to physically harm your dog. Be confident during this process and release the dog once it has submitted.

2. Forced Submission Technique:

For larger or more aggressive dogs, you may need a more powerful approach—like the forced submission technique. This method requires two people: one to control the dog’s head and another to control its body. Stand on opposite sides of your dog—person A holds the dog’s collar securely while person B hooks their arm under the hind legs near the tail (or uses a leash looped around the back end). Carefully, lower the dog onto their side while person A gently pushes down on their head and neck area until it submits. Maintain eye contact but avoid any unnecessary force—the aim is stern discipline rather than fear or harm.

3. Guided Submission Approach:

The guided submission approach works best for more compliant dogs who may require occasional reinforcement of your position as an alpha leader. Sit on the ground with your knees bent at an approximately 45-degree angle, creating a small dip in the center. Gently encourage your dog to lay down in between your legs, and while it’s down, place one hand on its back and the other on its neck (similar to a collar hold). Keep your hands firmly in place until the dog submits willingly or relaxes after a few minutes.

In conclusion, it’s essential to remember that alpha rolling is a powerful technique intended only for establishing your role as the pack leader when other methods have failed. Gauge your dog’s aggression and resistance levels accordingly before opting for these strategies. In some instances, seeking professional help from a dog trainer or behaviorist might be necessary to ensure safety both for you and your beloved furry friend.

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