Any ideas for a dog that is dominant/aggressive with some other dogs?

Ceasar does much of what he does because it's what America wants to see, not necessarily because he thinks it's right. Most of his viewers can't face the realities of dealing with an aggressive dog, so to keep himself marketable he often has to make it look like these issues can be easily wrapped up in a nice, neat, tidy bow. Victoria Stillwell doesn't really seem to deal with dogs with serious aggression problems, and is more content to teach owners to house train their poodles, prevent resource-guarding, and prevent the family retriever from jumping on grandma when she comes through the front door.

A dominant or aggressive dog will always have dominant or aggressive tendencies. It's a matter of whether the owner is strong-minded and sharp enough to make the dog focus on the master for leadership, and to control the environment and prevent dog fights. This dog may NEVER be friendly and happy around other dogs and will probably have more of a problem with other females than with males. But she can be taught to be INDIFFERENT to the presence of other dogs. It involves introducing them more gradually on neutral territory, possibly on a pack-walk. Make it long, rigorous, and difficult. Weighted backpacks would be good. Whatever you can do to encourage each dog to focus on accomplishing a task and less on the fact that another dog is there.

Then, when back on the home territory, being willing to quickly correct any showing of aggression so aggressively that the dog dislikes the correction more than they dislike the other dog. Humanely, but AGGRESSIVELY. Cesar doesn't beg, and he doesn't really speak in a soft, pleading voice. He doesn't try to bribe aggressive dogs to be nice with treats or affection. He shows them that he is in control and not them. His hardest cases often get re-homed or are continuing works in progress, because not everybody has the right mindset to stay consistent with his teachings.

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aggressive dogs are ..well...aggressive dogs...it is what it is...in short.

the few people i know who have had dogs w/ this mind set, simply (as one put it)

looked for the "trigger" in this case other female dogs

and the "tell" (or prep move) like squaring the back legs and or lifting the rear to pounce...

and then wold immediately get the dogs attention on themselves , rather than the "prey"

one was a rot, and the other was a dobe....i don't have this problem, and am grateful, i hope you can get tghis solved