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Take action immediately if you spot 11 aggressive puppy warning signs

Posted January 12, 2023

The most common warning signs to watch for in your puppy's behaviors include snarling, growling, mounting, snapping, nipping, lip curling, lunging, dominance, challenging stance, dead-eye stare, aggressive barking, possessiveness, and of course, biting!

The most common aggressive puppy warning signs to watch for include behaviors like snarling, growling, mounting, snapping, and biting.

Filed Under: Dog Health, Dog Training, Puppies, Top Stories Tagged With: Aggression, Dog manners

How Minnesota dog bite laws determine compensation for a dog bite accident

Posted October 27, 2022

Minnesota dog bite law illustrative photo of aggressive dog.

Minnesota dog bite law clauses can help determine the amount of compensation you may be entitled to after a dog bite injury.

Filed Under: Dog Training Tagged With: Aggression, Biting

Try 7 practical tips to safely train your temperamental dog

Posted October 1, 2022

Crabby Chihuahua makes angry face. Learn temperamental dog warning signs so you can take control before situations escalate and become dangerous.

Stay calm and patient when training a temperamental dog. If you get frustrated, take your dog to a safe space, breathe and reset.

Filed Under: Dog Training, Home Page Tagged With: Aggression, Dog training tips

Canine chaos: Quick rundown of 7 potentially dangerous dog breeds

Posted May 25, 2022

Siberian Husky in snow against bright blue sky.

Some unexpectedly dangerous dog breeds include Chow Chows, Dalmatians, Huskies, Tibetan Mastiffs, and German Shepherds.

Filed Under: Dog Breeds Tagged With: Aggression

Dog training: Eliminate leash aggression

Posted April 22, 2022

Think of your leash as a telephone line to your dog. When you are walking your dog properly, you should both be relaxed. Your hands should be at waist level. Your dog should be at your left side...not in front of you...not behind you. Ideally, the leash should be relaxed enough so there is a U in the leash, between you and your dog.

When stressed, dogs who haven’t learned to walk on a loose leash will instinctively revert to a fight or flight mode and exhibit leash aggression.

Filed Under: Dog Training, Home Page Tagged With: Aggression, Dog training tips, Dog walks

Are some dog breeds more dangerous than others?

Posted March 31, 2022

Rottweilers are considered dangerous breeds.

Why are some dogs considered dangerous breeds while others are not? What factors make dogs dangerous and can you prevent hazards?

Filed Under: Dog Breeds Tagged With: Aggression, Biting

Learn to tame aggressive behavior in Cockapoo breeds

Posted March 14, 2022

Cockapoo puppy tilts its head. While there is no “cure” for aggressive behavior, you can minimize it. Understand what triggers the behavior and change your pet’s reaction.

While there is no “cure” for aggressive behavior, you can minimize it. Understand what triggers the behavior and change your pet’s reaction.

Filed Under: Dog Training Tagged With: Aggression

Stop on-leash dog aggression

Posted March 7, 2022

Dogs need companionship, exercise, training and affection.Work with a reputable dog trainer or behaviorist to correct dog aggression.

Filed Under: Dog Training, Home Page Tagged With: Aggression, Dog training tips, Dog walks

Use training to eliminate dog aggression

Posted November 16, 2021

dog aggression

Training can modify dog aggression by desensitizing the dog to stimuli that pump adrenaline making them fearful, angry and out of control.

Filed Under: Dog Training, Home Page Tagged With: Aggression, Dog training tips, Socialization

Top 10 most aggressive dog breeds

Posted April 19, 2021

Two German Shepherds fighting. To keep them calm and avoid aggressive behavior, German Shepherd dogs require a lot of training. 

Be aware of the 10 most aggressive dog breeds so if select one, you can ensure the dog receives proper training.

Filed Under: Dog Breeds Tagged With: Aggression, Big dogs, Small dogs

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