Most of us enjoy keeping pets such as cats, dogs, and many other animals. For those keeping dogs as pets, what do you normally do when you notice that your dog is becoming more aggressive by the day? Do you get them to a cage, or what exactly?
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off-topic How do you handle an aggressive dog?
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When a dog is aggressive, the owner should be calm and try to spot out what triggers it. Once you are able to identify what triggers it, then removing it would be the next step. If that doesn't solve it, seeking professional help would be the next approach.
I would say seeking professional help can be of good assistance here. There are times you would need the vet to check the body balance of your dog before arriving at a conclusion, and this is what you can never easily do.
I'll just sell it out. Ain't giving room for no damn dog to mess up with my sanity
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Dogs can be aggressive when they feel threatened or frightened. If you have a dog that starts to become aggressive, it is wise to stay calm, try and work out what is causing the dog to become aggressive and try to get rid of whatever is causing the issue.
Some dogs may just be aggressive, and owners can never work out why; that is when professional help should be sought.
Some dogs may just be aggressive, and owners can never work out why; that is when professional help should be sought.
Yeah! I think it will be nice to seek professional help because they know the behavior of animals and they can actually find the cause. They will also help to find out if there's an underlying medical issue and provide you the necessary guardians.
Seeking the help of a professional when your dog is becoming much more aggressive is very good. It is a very good way to figure out how to handle such a situation.
I'm not a dog trainer, so when it comes to aggressive dogs, I try to stay far away from as possible because they can be very dangerous to get entangled with. It's why I don't like some breeds of dogs because of their aggressive nature.
I have bitten by our own dog, when it comes to handle aggressive dog, I just can't. It is difficult to control aggression in animals.
My dog bit me once and I kid you not, I picked him up and bit him back. I bit him hard to.
He never bit me again.
Sadly, he was since passed. It was too hard for me to get another dog. I get way to attached to them.
But if they bite me, they can expect to get it back, lol.
He never bit me again.
Sadly, he was since passed. It was too hard for me to get another dog. I get way to attached to them.
But if they bite me, they can expect to get it back, lol.
I had a n over aggressive Doberman in my house.
From taking care of him and his tantrums, I learnt three things:
1. Get your dog some toys to teeth at a young age.
2. Socialize your dog, always.
3. Time oit is great - if they do something that we dont agree to, put him/her in the cage as a timeout method.
From taking care of him and his tantrums, I learnt three things:
1. Get your dog some toys to teeth at a young age.
2. Socialize your dog, always.
3. Time oit is great - if they do something that we dont agree to, put him/her in the cage as a timeout method.
you can train them to become better. An aggressive sometimes depends on their previous owners or they may be born like that.
But as the parent, it’s up to you to tackle their behavior.
Dogs are just like us, they want love and attention.
This is the best thing I've read online today. It's no news when a dog bites a man but when a man bites a dog, it's certainly a big weird news.
Your dog would be shocked throughout the whole day you bite it back
