Dealing With Aggressive Dog Behavior In Small Breeds

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Dealing With Aggressive Dog Behavior In Small Breeds

By Sandy Rutherforde on Tuesday, May 24th, 2011 | No Comments

Large breeds of dogs get a bum rap for being aggressive, violent animals, but in quite a few cases, it is really small breed dogs that really bite. Smaller dogs’ reputation as adoring, cuddly, cute companions might be deserved, however a badly handled small dog is often much more unsafe than a pit bull. Knowing the factors behind aggressive dog behavior can help owners lower the chances of their dog harming someone and help stop the aggression altogether.

Basic Puppy Training Is Essential To Your Pet

By Sandy Rutherforde on Thursday, May 12th, 2011 | No Comments

Welcoming a brand new puppy into the family is a really exciting experience. Dog owners across the world can attest to the fact that there’s absolutely nothing that can compare with the love and affection a dog can give to its people. Even so, a puppy will need to be taught certain rules that it must comply with to continue to keep a harmonious relationship with its people. This article reveals a number of basic puppy training guidelines to help out new puppy owners.

Helping Your Canine Overcome His Fear Of Riding In Cars

By Michael B Radar on Monday, May 9th, 2011 | No Comments

We’ve grown accustomed to the image of a dog riding in a car with his head sticking out of the window. It seems like an activity all canines would enjoy. In reality, many fear riding in cars to the point they will resist getting into one. This can create a number of problems for owners.

How To Address Resource Guarding With A Canine

By Michael B Radar on Sunday, May 8th, 2011 | No Comments

If your pet becomes tense whenever others approach items he considers valuable, it is a sign that he is inclined to guard his resources. For example, he might stiffen his body when another animal approaches his favorite toy. This is normal behavior among dogs. In the wild, their survival is dependent on preventing other animals from taking food and other supplies. Within a pack, the entire family will gather to protect their resources from would-be marauders.

How To Solve Dog Behavior Problems

By Sandy Rutherforde on Tuesday, May 3rd, 2011 | No Comments

As a dog owner, you’ve probably seen a few dog behavior problems. In particular, you will notice that your pet will demonstrate changes in its behavior as it matures. The same as human beings, animals too go through hormonal changes in their bodies, but that is not the only reason for their changing behavior. A great deal of the behavior that you observe in fact develops as habits emerge when an animal is not trained or simply doesn’t get enough attention.

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