How To Stop Dog Aggression

There are a lot of reasons for a to be aggressive towards other dogs. It can either be that the is fearful or nervous around another dog, it can also be that the is trying to be the more dominant dog, or it can be that the is trying to defend its territory.

An owner can also be the reason why his is aggressive. This can happen because the owner never socially introduces his to other dogs or because the is trying to be protective of his master, and become aggressive in this manner at the same time are becoming sexually aggressive too.

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One way to stop aggression is to make sure that a is socialized as a puppy to other animals. Puppies should be allowed to play with other dogs that are mature and well behaved.
In this way, they learn the proper behavior from the older animals. The puppy earns that other dogs are okay and that he does not have to fight to defend the territory or protect the owner from the other animals.

When you see your become aggressive, you can stop aggression by immediately addressing the issue every time your does it. Never allow your think that this behavior is okay. You can opt to have the muzzle or the head collar only while the is in training to stop aggression but should not be the solution every time this type of problem happens.

Another way to stop aggression is by letting your go through strict training; this is so the is guided into the instructions of the owner rather than being focused on the other animal. The should be trained to focus on the owner so his concentration is visible and that the owner can also give commands such as sit or down even when another is around.

The owner should also have control over his behavior and feelings no matter how small it is so that the will not take his owners behavior as a cue to become aggressive. This will help stop aggression because the will only take its cue from its owner.

Once your knows how to focus, train him to look for a treat even when theres another around. This can be done by throwing a treat on the ground and then telling the to find it at the same time distracting it from the other and stopping the aggression before it even begins.

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