Car Chasing
Even though very dangerous behavior, car chasing is very satisfying for the dog. Dogs love to pursue anything that runs, and the faster it runs, the better. To extinguish the behavior, you have to negate the reward of the chase. Car chasing is most frequently done by dogs that have the run of the property and are not exposed to many cars.
Expose the dog to traffic by making a point to walk on hectic streets rarely. Command him to remain in a sit-stay as cars pass, and snap the collar back if he attempts to go. You can set the dog up for a car chasing correction by having a friend equipped with numerous cans filled with rocks, for noise effect, drive up to or past the region where the dog starts chasing. Teach the assistant to put on the brakes as fast and loudly as possible when the dog is at a full chase. When the car comes to a screeching halt, have the assistant jump out of the car and produce massive noise and chaos by throwing the cans near the dog.
If the dog is not possible to bite, have the helper forcefully chase him home, throwing cans behind him. Repeat the setup with different cars, and if possible, different people, until the dog refrains from chasing cars. You can also use the corrections for car chasing when a dog acquires the horrible, risky routine of chasing bikers, joggers, and horseback riders.
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