Tag: Aggression
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How to Manage a Reactive Dog?
Having a reactive dog is always a struggle. They simply need extra care and attention to manage their reactivity. It’s crucial for pet owners to understand that reactive behavior is a result of their dog’s fear or anxiety. Therefore, it’s important to approach their training with patience and positivity.This blog will cover ways to manage…
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How to Prevent Aggression in Your Dog
Do you know the saying: “better safe than sorry”? It’s nothing more than prevention, which means doing things to reduce the chances of a problem developing. It can be, for example, taking vitamins and taking care of your immunity, so you don’t get sick. In terms of aggression, the goal is to prevent it –…
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Dog Aggressive Towards People
Does your dog behave skeptically towards other people? Are they growling, barking, snarling, or snapping? Do you fear for the safety of others or yourself? These are indeed quite alarming signals. It would be best if you did something about it. Start by understanding the cause of your dog’s behavior and then work toward a…
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Aggression in Dogs – Recognizing the Cause
If you struggle with your dog’s aggressive behaviors, this article is for you. How do you eliminate the aggressive behaviors that your dog exhibits? First, you need to recognize their cause. Read our article to understand aggression in your dog. We will give you tips on how to deal with it. To begin with, ask…
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Reasons for Dog Aggression
Did you know that your dog’s aggressive behavior is natural? Today, dogs are domesticated animals that, over the years, have adapted to live with people. Dogs have been very successful loyal companions and, in exchange, were welcomed to live next to us in comfortable conditions. They have a permanent roof over their heads and do…
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Leash Aggression
Leash aggression is a syndrome that can affect dogs of any gender regardless of age, size, breed, or lifestyle. It is a combative attitude that usually occurs during walks when a dog is on a leash. It happens that the same individual does not show aggression when running loose – without a leash. What affects…