Ways And Means To Stop Dog Aggression
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Written by: Andyl Hannerl
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Date: Tue, 30 Jun 2009 |
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A lot of reasons are there for a dog to become aggressive towards other dogs. Some dogs can be fearful or nervous around other dogs, in some cases a dog is trying to prove that he is the dominant dog or just because the dog is being territorial.
An owner can also be the reason why his dog is aggressive. This can happen because the owner never socially introduces his dog to other dogs or because the dog 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 dog aggression is to make sure that a dog is socialized as a puppy to other animals. Puppies should be allowed to play with other dogs that are mature and well behaved.
This way, they will be able to learn proper dog behavior from adult animals. The puppy also learns that being with other dogs is okay and that he need not fight with another dog just so he can defend his territory or be protective of his owner from other animals.
Another way to stop dog aggression when a dog starts to become aggressive is to address the issue immediately each time it happens. The dog should never be allowed to get away from this type of dangerous behavior. A head collar or muzzle can be effective while the dog is in training to stop dog aggression, but is not the solution to the problem in the long run.
Strict training is also one way to stop dog aggression so that the dog is tuned into the commands of the owner and not be focused on other animals. Remember that the attention of the dog is focused on the owner. This way, when the owner gives another instruction to the dog like sit or down, it would still comply regardless of the fact that there is another dog around.
The owner should also teach himself to control his anxious feelings and behavior, as small as it might be, so that the dog does not take a nervous cue from the owner. This can help to stop dog aggression since the dog always takes its cue from the owner.
Once the dog has been trained to focus, the dog can also be distracted by being trained to look for a treat when there is another dog around. The treat can be thrown to the ground and the dog can be told to find it, thus distracting the dog from the other dog and stop the dog aggression before it starts.
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