There's a short period in every puppy's development, from very early puppyhood to three or four months of age, when his experiences have a big effect on his entire approach to life. Bad experiences during this period can develop them into being fearful and aggressive of other dogs and people...
Aggression is born from anxiety and fear. Something unfamiliar appears--be it an object, person, or other animal--and your dog interprets it as threatening.
If your dog displays aggressive behavior, guidance from an experienced dog behaviorist is crucial. Leaving the problem unchecked can only lead to trouble.
Enroll him to socialization classes. Socialization is the first step in raising a well-behaved dog. During the first weeks of their lives, puppies go through a critical period of development. When a puppy is exposed to new people, dogs, places, and situations in a positive way during this period, there's a good chance he'll be calm and accepting when he experiences them again later in life. Your puppy should meet and interact with as many types of people, animals, and environments as possible.
Absolutely not. Labradors by their very nature are gentle, loving and loyal pets. They'd much rather play than be aggressive. If you have one that's aggressive (and I really hate to say this), chances are it was made that way. As a side note, although most labs are NOT aggressive with people, labs can be aggressive with other animals. In fact, it is worth noting that labs are more dominant and independent than many dogs. Any dog can be aggressive and that's why you need to establish yourself as the boss. If you research black lab aggression, you will find many cases (specifically, involving other dogs).
you can't. i have a 120 lb akita she is very aggressive towards other animals even males. its there nature to protect
Siberian huskies can become very aggressive and dangerous dogs if they do not have enough exercise each day and also they are the 4th most aggressive and dangerous breed after the German shepherd due to its attacks on other dogs,strangers,kids etc.
We have an eleven month old Neo. She is very territorial and aggressive towards strangers and other dogs. She is a baby to her family, very loyal. But, I worry when my kids bring their friends over. My UPS man hates us!!!
The most aggressive dogs are Rottweilers, Pit Bulls, and German Sheppard's All three of these dogs made the list of the top 10 dogs that bite people. Looking at each of these dogs its understandable why each is so aggressive. The Rottweiler was bred to be a very aggressive/possessive guard-dog. The Pit Bull was bred to attack and kill the other dog in the sport of dog fighting. And, lastly the German Sheppard was taken advantage of during World War 2 by Hitler. He used the dog as an aggressive war dog and consequently caused the breed to become over-ally more aggressive.
Overall, although some dogs who are not raised correctly can become aggressive, dogs are actually very friendly animals.
All dogs are different. it depends on how friendly both of the dogs are. I have a very small but aggressive dog and I don't think he would get along with other dogs even though typically that type of dog is friendly
They are little because they are the smartest dogs!!!! chihuahuas are the smallest breed in the world and they are very smart and or aggressive
No. But no meat will make you dog very unhealthy.
By nature, golden retriever rottweiler mix dogs are not very aggressive unless they are poorly trained.
Blue jays are a very territorial bird, and are very aggressive, but it is highly unlikely that they kill smaller birds, on a rare occasion, maybe, but they are not carnivores
Yes, this dog would probably be enticing the other dog to come and play. Some dogs will take a toy and dangle it in front of the other dog to try to get other dog to chase it. Dogs are very playful animals, so yes, this is probably play.