An Anxious Dog Can Become An Aggressive Dog
Aggressive dogs who are acting out of anxiety will typically display different behaviors than other aggressive dogs.
Aggressive dogs who are acting out of anxiety will typically display different behaviors than other aggressive dogs.
Stress can cause a variety of symptoms in your dog that may mimic, or even lead to, other health or behavioral problems. How do you know what to look for?
When dealing with an anxious dog, there are a few things that you can train your dog with to help their anxiety when being encountered with another dog.
For dogs that are really anxious we find that it's super important to just start with some of the basics and start with your house, just being inside your house and being where your dog might actually be very comfortable, so that you can get a good foundation for obedience and a good foundation for the basics.
This time of year, a lot of people are getting outside with their dogs to enjoy the warmer weather in Bradenton & Sarasota, but finding that their dog isn't listening as well anymore. Why is this, and what can be done?
For your dog, learning to do something is not always as important as learning not to do others. It's important that your dog understands you when you say no, and what you're trying to communicate with them in those moments.
Most dog breeds have an innate desire to chase and hunt other animals. Many dog owners have just learned to live with it, but what can really be done to settle down a dog on a walk that like to chase everything?
Both children & pets require lots of care, attention and love. Bringing a dog to a home with a toddler is a big decision, and here are 3 tips to remember.