Dog aggression

How do you deal with increased dog aggression? An aggressive pet can land you in plenty of legal trouble, especially if he takes out his anger on that annoying neighbor he knows you hate or the mailman that appears as a threat. In this post, you will learn how to handle, manage, and banish your dog’s aggression. #dogs #training #aggression

Understanding aggressive behavior is a way to diminish your dog’s aggressive instincts. Remember these top 10 things that make your dog’s aggression worse!

Food aggression is a type of resource guarding. It can occur at the earliest stages when your dog is only 5 months old.While a lot of dogs have this instinct to protect their food from you, it is not a genetical behavior. Food aggression is learned when the puppy is still with his littermates.It is a serious condition and many dog owners have been growled at, snapped at and even bitten. Those are the three stages you will have to look out for. #dogtraining #aggression

When a dog is about to become aggressive, his body language provides a lot of information - no pun intended. A happy, wagging tail indicates that the dog is comfortable and content. An aggressive dog's body language is quite the opposite. #signs of dog aggression towards humans #signs of dog aggression towards other dogs #signs of aggression in puppies #aggressive dog behavior signs

What do you do when you have dog training problems related to an aggressive dog? Take a look at our best training practices to help you!

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I wrote about my reactive dog, Charlotte, last week, and some commenters wrote to say my dog is "unhappy" and should be euthanized. What the heck?

Dogs are being called “reactive” when they lunge, bark, snap or growl at people or other animals.Reactivity in dogs should not be confused with aggression. The difference here is that these dogs are hypersensitive towards their environment and overreact to certain triggers.The behavior may look like aggression but it’s not. Reactive dogs are mostly driven by fear and feel trapped on a leash. Dog Training | Reactive Dog | Aggression

If your dog is showing signs of being overprotective, you need to learn how to deal with and manage the behavior. Find out how by reading here.