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3 Keys To Preventing Aggressive Behaviour In Dogs
- 13/08/2010
Each day there are people who use the internet and do a search for the keys to preventing aggressive behaviour in dogs. So why do you suppose they need this assistance?
There are many causes of aggressive behaviour in dogs. It might be due to a dominance related issue between you and the dog, or it might be a trigger that was never properly dealt with from puppy-hood
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Very conceptual and informative tips.. Really helpful in controlling aggressive behaviour in Dogs..
Thats good advice. I have an 11 month Cavalier King Charles and she is a very calm dog. Most of the time she wont jump up on the couch while I am sitting on it until I tell her to do so and she is very calm around other dogs and children. I never treat her harshly but I do use a deep voice on her when she does womething wrong. I never hit her or punish her in any such harsh way.