Behavior Issues

Maternal Aggression: Protective Mother Dogs Maternal aggression is a must-have trait for pups' survival. Mom dogs may bark, growl, snarl or even attack when they sense danger. This behavior occurs in all breeds, big or small. It's key for pet owners to honor a mom's boundaries and let her come to you. Socializing puppies at…

Puppy Socialization: The Key to Preventing Aggression Puppy socialization is vital! It helps stop aggression and form good habits in puppies as they grow. It involves introducing your puppy to new places, people, animals and activities. When puppies are not given the right socialization, they can become scared or aggressive when faced with something new.…

Understanding Fear-Based Aggression Fear-based aggression is a mix of fear, pain, and aggression. It is a type of defense. It is seen in both humans and animals. In this article, we will discuss how to recognize it, stop it, and help your pet become confident again. Definition of fear-based aggression Fear-based aggression is a…

Canine Meditation: Teach Your Dog to Find Inner Peace Canine meditation is a great way to help your pup find tranquility. It can reduce anxiety, boost focus, and give better sleep. To get started: Find a quite spot with no distractions. Sit on the floor with your pup, close your eyes and focus on your…

Teaching Bite Inhibition to Puppies: Curbing Aggressive Biting Teaching bite inhibition to puppies is important! It stops aggressive biting and stops injuries to humans and animals. Puppies use their mouths to explore and play - but they have to learn not to bite too hard. Here are some tips: Make sure your pup has lots…

The Connection Between Medical Issues and Aggression in Adult Dogs A strong link exists between medical issues and aggression in adult dogs. Symptoms of pain or sickness could lead to aggressive behavior as a way to manage the situation or communicate their suffering. Cognitive decline due to age or illness can also lead to aggression…