Aggressive

My dog coco is very energetic but she doesn’t no how to bite when given the attack command. Can anyone teach me tips on how to train her to bite fully on command

We've discussed this in another thread - no way should anyone want their dog to be aggressive (excepting, e.g. police and military, but even then the dogs are doing their job, not being aggressive). A dog who bites is generally speaking a scared dog, and will end up getting injured or killed.

JudyN said:

We've discussed this in another thread - no way should anyone want their dog to be aggressive (excepting, e.g. police and military, but even then the dogs are doing their job, not being aggressive). A dog who bites is generally speaking a scared dog, and will end up getting injured or killed.

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From where I live there are thief’s and bad people who can attack you anytime, so there is a need for dogs been aggressive

Apologies - I thought you were still thinking about this in the context of street dogs. You might want to look at online resources for training military dogs - look for something where the focus is on also making sure the dog is friendly when not given the command to attack. But you might find that it takes a certain sort of dog to react in the way you want yours to, and that yours isn't that sort of dog.

TEDD said:

From where I live there are thief’s and bad people who can attack you anytime, so there is a need for dogs been aggressive

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Dogs that are aggressive can not do what you want. you actually need a highly confident, non aggressive dog that can learn to fight on cue no different than a sit on cue...but also stop fighting one cue.

It is really no different than in the human world. we do not want aggressive people becoming police officers. But we do want people who can learn to fight, but not loose their heads and be able to stop when appropriate. Dogs (or people) who are prone to aggression to deal with fear/anxiety are not able to do this. And not all people and dogs who are not aggressive can learn do this. So be open to the possibility your dog isn't able to provide the service you want.

The only tips are you need a calm, confident, well trained to a highest obedience level and engage professional training where the highly trained dog can be correctly assessed to enable any dog trained for the ability to attack on command AND LEAVE ON COMMAND.