If your dog shows aggression towards other dogs when walked, you may want to make note of the following tips to prevent problems:
- Avoid high-density dog areas
- Avoid hours that are popular for dog walking
- If you see a dog up ahead, create space between you and them
- Use head collars to help control your pet
- Use a short non-retractable leash
Owner-directed Aggression
This form of aggression is highly dangerous to you and your family and should be taken very seriously. If this occurs, schedule an appointment with a qualified veterinary behavioralist to help get this under control sooner or later.
Basic tips for handling this dog include avoiding these pets when sleeping, eating, toileting or nursing.
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Wednesday, January 20, 2010
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I think owner-directed aggression is very likely the result of bad training. In this case not just the dog is responsible for the bad behavior.
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