BENGALURU: Whistler, the man American Bully puppy, that murdered a daily-wage employee at Attur Layout at Yelahanka New Town on May 11, was sent into an experienced dog trainer for analyzing and modifying its behavior. The four-and-a-half-yearold was conducting astray and assaulted H Narasimhalu out of Raichur when he attempted to grab it. Whistler had run from its parent’s Chrizzy Christopher’s home on the second floor during the half-open doorway. Chrizzy, 23, a student from Tamil Nadu residing in town, conducted behind him to prevent it. Narasimhalu, that had been asleep at a nearby makeshift shed, came out to hearing the commotion and attempted to capture the puppy. Subsequently, Whistler assaulted him Narasimhalu dropped flat. Whistler little his throat and Narasimhalu expired on the way . Yelahanka New Town cops had detained Chrizzy under part of Indian Penal Code-304A (causing death due to neglect ) and has been released on bond. Following the episode, Whistler was changed into the NGO, Care that appears after creatures caught by BBMP. Sudha Narayanan, a staffer a the NGO, told TOI they put Whistler under monitoring for two or more days. “Whistler’s blood test has been analyzed and reports confirmed he does not have any health difficulties. Now, we’ve sent him into an experienced dog trainer for behavior modification and appraisal,” she explained. Six to 10-month trainingChristopher Vicky Franklin of this Fetch-Canine Training and Rehabilitation center on Hennur-Bagalur Road said he will keep Whistler everywhere between 6 and 10 weeks. In accordance with Frankiln, Whistler is ordinary and about the afternoon of this episode, he may have panicked believing that Narasimhalu had begun to hurt his proprietor. “Whistler is a American Bully. They’re called babysitters in western nations and are generally of gentle nature. Throughout the practice, he will undergo psychological stimulation, basic obedience, socialisation and behavior modification,”” he explained. Authorities had previously recognized the puppy as a Pitbull. An official in the animal husbandry department stated after the program, they’ll have a report by the coach and return back to his own parent. “When the owner will not shoot Whistler back, then we will change him Care and wait patiently till somebody adopts,” he explained.