Click Here to Put an End to the Stress and Annoyance of Your Dog’s Aggressive Behavior!
If the cute puppy you brought home some time ago has turned into an aggressive dog with a big mouth and a scary attitude, then you have a big problem on your hands! By ending aggressive behavior, you can once again enjoy your relationship with your dog, and prevent dangerous situations from worsening. Let’s get started.
Tip One: Dogs Need Leadership
Dogs need to look up to someone. In the wild, that someone is their pack leader. In the home, that someone is you. Not only should the head of the household be a leader, so should every person in the home. The dog belongs on the bottom rung of family hierarchy – and while this might sound like a very negative thing, it is not. Omega dogs are very friendly and easygoing. They like people, and they get along with other dogs. Dogs need fair, firm, leadership. Take your dog to obedience school to do the best you can with this tip.
Tip Two: Do Not Put Your Dog in the Wrong Situations
Aggressive dogs may have been traumatized, abused, or neglected. They may be aggressive toward other dogs, particularly when it is time to eat or play with certain toys. Separate dogs like this, and do not put them into a position where they feel the need to act out.
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Tip Three: Training is Key
Every dog, from a teacup Chihuahua to a giant mastiff, needs training. Training teaches dogs that people are alpha figures, and it gives them an opportunity to use their minds. Do not skip this step, and never allow puppies to do things you don’t want them to do when they’re all grown up.
Tip Four: Is Something Bothering Fido?
Sudden, drastic changes in behavior could have an underlying medical cause, such as a brain tumor or other illness. If your dog’s behavior has changed suddenly and you can’t figure out why, take him to the vet, ASAP.
Tip Five: Alleviate Boredom
Dogs need something to do. They need exercise, toys, and things to chew on. They want our attention, and they need companionship. Be sure your dog has everything he needs, and always be kind and fair – even when you are laying down the law.
Tip Six: Avoid Aggression Triggers
If you know that certain situations set your dog off, simply avoid them. Putting your dog in stressful situations to try to stop aggression will not work.
Tip Seven: Food and Exercise
Your dog should have plenty of high quality food to eat, and she should get plenty of exercise. If you stayed in one place all the time, and only ate junk food (aka table scraps or the cheapest brand of dog food available) you might feel grouchy, too.
Tip Eight: Could Your Dog’s Problem Be Caused By Fear?
Some dogs are so fearful that they feel trapped in certain situations, and this can cause aggression and fear biting. Never abuse your dog. Dogs do not understand hitting, kicking, screaming and yelling, or other negative reinforcements. By identifying fears and removing them from the equation, you can make your dog happier and healthier.
Tip Nine: Hire a Professional
If you are at your wits’ end, then maybe it is time to call in a professional dog trainer. Do it before your dog attacks someone, or before he harms you or one of your family members. By bringing in a pro, who has seen all kinds of dogs in all sorts of situations, you can put an end to aggressive behavior.
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While some dog behavior problems merely present a nuisance, aggression is different. It needs to be handled right away – so find out what the problem is, and take steps to solve it. Everyone will be happier– including your dog.
