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- Warning Signs of Aggression in a DogIs that dog being aggressive or not? Could you tell?
Interpreting Your Dog's Body LanguageDogs can't speak like you and I can, but they use a lot of body language to communicate what they are feeling or thinking. Learn to interpret your dog's body language.
Dog Attacks: What to Do when Confronted by an Aggressive DogDo you know what to do if confronted by an aggressive dog? Get step by step instructions for avoiding dog attacks and what to do if the worst happens.
Tips on Training a Feral or Aggressive DogWith the huge number of feral dog population, it is hard to believe that many of these animals can find new homes. It is possible with a lot of training, they can be socialized to fit into a new home and family.
The Secret Body Language of Aggressive DogsDogs can't talk but that doesn't mean they can't communicate. Here are some secrets to identifying aggressive dogs by their body language.
How to Read Your Dog's Facial ExpressionsBecause dogs don't have language, they communicate with body language, and this includes facial expressions. Here's how to read your dog's body language and, in particular, your dog's facial expressions.- How to Stop a Dog AttackA dog attack can be life threatening and knowing in advance how to respond to an aggressive dog and, if necessary, escape and defend yourself against a dog attack, is an important survival skill. Here's how to survive a dog attack.
Simple Tips for Grooming an Aggressive DogWhether you groom your own dog or bring it to a professional, if you know that your dog is scared and displays aggressive behavior, there are some tips that you or the groomer can do to make the dog feel more comfortable. . .
Breed Specific Legislation (BSL) is a Cop-Out for PoliticiansBSL, breed specific legislation, targets a group of dogs based on what they look like. It doesn't matter if the dog is dangerous or not '" just that he looks like one of the dangerous breeds. It's called guilt by association and it's unfairly profiling.- Understanding Canine Territorial AggressionInappropriate canine territorial aggression poses a danger to both humans and animals. The aggression is often displaced and can result in the dog biting or attacking anything close to it. The disorder usually results from inadequate socialization.
Handling the Dog-Aggressive DogDog aggression and dog reactivity are nothing to laugh about. This article gives owners an overview of what they need to do to help rehabilitate their fear-aggressive, reactive dog.
Me and My Dog - for Better or for Better WorseDog Ownership can be rewarding but also comes with a lot of challenges often not thought about when claiming a dog.
How to Train Aggressive DogsAggressive dogs can be a nuisance to their owners and family and a menace to strangers and other animals.
Six Dog Personality Traits-Which Personality is Your DogA dog's personality traits make him who he is and is one reason why you picked him in the first place. How a dog feels about himself, breed, up bringing and environment all play a role in his development and his personality.- Training Advice for Aggressive DogsIf your dog behaves aggressively toward you, family members, and in public, this is a serious issue. Learn how to deal with and eliminate dog aggression before you resort expensive professional dog training.
- Is Dominance Dog Training Ever Appropriate: A Dog Owner's DilemmaThose of us who aren't professional dog trainers get caught in the middle of which dog training method works and is best for the dog. Should you use positive reinforcement or dominance dog training?
Dog Fights and How to Avoid ThemHere is a look at several different ways to protect your dog from becoming involved in a dog fight.
Using Positive Reinforcement to Calm an Excited or Aggressive DogUsing positive reinforcement as a training technique to help calm an excited or aggressive dog is a kinder and more gentle approach than trying to dominate a dog who has shown signs of aggression. Refocus their mind to help them calm down.- Signs a Dog May Be About to Bite YouEncountering an unfamiliar dog can be a scary experience, even if it is a friend or family member's pet. Here are the signs you need to learn in order to be safe around dogs. A dog exhibiting several of these indications may be about to bite.
How Much Do You Really Know About Dogs?Take my True or False test to find out how much you really know about dogs.
Protect Yourself and Your Dog from Other Dogs While Taking a WalkTaking your dog for a walk should always be a pleasant and safe experience. Remembering a few simple precautions will help you keep you and your pooch safe and happy while out and about.
Distraction Proofing the Dog-aggressive DogDog aggressive dogs can be taught to perform in the proximity of other dogs. It requires patience, persistence, good timing and the ability to redirect your dog into proper behavior through the use of positive reinforcement... and great rewards.- Common Causes of Dog AggressionIn order to prevent dog aggression or train an aggressive dog to stop biting, it's important to first understand the cause or causes of the dog's aggressive behavior. Here are the most common causes of dog aggression.
- How to Stop Food Agression in DogsWhen a dog gets food aggressive, dinner time can getscary. Stop this behavior in its tracks with this guide.
- Causes of Aggression in DogsWhen a dog is labeled as aggressive, what does it mean? Aggression takes many forms.
11 Steps to Achieving Success with a Reactive or Aggressive DogWorking with reactive dogs, those with environmental sensitivities and aggressive dogs daily, it is understandable owners just want their dog to be normal. Behavior change goes beyond wishful thinking, skill training and frustration.
How to Protect Yourself If You Are in Danger of Being Attacked by a DogLearn how to protect yourself from being bitten or seriously injured if you come face-to-face with an angry or aggressive dog who seems determined to attack.
Thank Your Dog for GrowlingTraditional training techniques punish a dog for growling. Taking away this ability to warn people or other dogs not to come closer is like creating a ticking time bomb. If there's no boundary line apparent, how do you know when you've crossed it?- Simple Things You Can Do to Prevent Injury If Attacked by a DogIf you are attacked by a dog, there are some simple things you can do to prevent a bite or further injury.
- Behavior Modification and Management of Inter-Canine Food AggressionFood aggression between dogs is a serious problem in many households; this article will help owners of dogs with food aggression against other dogs to modify this dangerous and unwanted behavior.
Dogs: How Do You Take Control of Your PackIf you don't take control of your pack, you end up with a chaotic mob with every member going in different directions. No one is happy and a break down in their social order can occur which creates a pack of dog/s with problems.
Prevent Dog TheftWays to keep your dogs safe from dog thieves, professional and otherwise.
Is a Dog the Right Pet for You?This examines the reasons behind getting a dog as a family pet and why it may not be the best choice.
What Does a Dog's Body Language Mean?Understanding a dog's body language can be very important. Here are some tips to help you understand what your dog is thinking.- Read My Dog Lips: A Short Guide to Reading Dog's Body LanguageConfused when you see Fido wagging his tail but barking simultaneously at you? You're not alone. This simple guide to understanding dog body language will help foster better human-canine communications for a successful relationship.
- Can Dog Training Cause Dog Aggression?It appears that the evidence is mounting in favor of using positive dog training methods and non-confrontational techniques to deal with dog behavior issues. Explore the odds presented by the scientific studies.
Should I Take My Dog to Work?Consider everything about your dog's personality and size before taking them to your place of work. While we don't want to leave our buddies home, it is ultimately the comfort of our co-worker or clients that must take precedence.- Dog Training 101: Handling an Aggressive DogHandling an aggressive dog is something that needs to involve a lot of care and preparation, but it doesn't have to be something that causes you fear. Just follow these tips and you will be on your way to learning how to handle aggressive dogs.
A Ten Step Guide to Socializing a Reactive or Aggressive DogIt is my belief most dogs can be re-socialized and re-familiarized with the environment. If the dog owner is committed to the process, and the dog is healthy, physically able and mentally stable they can proceed using specific steps toward progress.- Three Places in Austin Where Someone Else Will Train Your DogThese three Austin dog trainers offer a wide variety of classes, handling everything from aggression to hyperactivity, as well as boarding. It's up to you, however, to decide which methodology is best for you and your pooch.





