A dog that is overly aggressive may be acting this way due to shyness, it is vital that you work with them as quickly as you can. The worst conclusion could be for your dog to attack another dog, a close family member or all dog owners nightmares, a child. Here are four dog training tips that you can try with your dog before taking the decision to have them put down.
1. Let your dog have training sessions
Your dog is in need of confidence and security and you can provide this by setting up training sessions.All dogs not unlike humans have some fear, whereas with us it can be spiders, snakes, and sometimes the outdoors or confined spaces, with dogs it's more likely to be a fear of people, children playing around them or other dogs coming towards them.
Anything that eases the tension of your dog is going to help, so seeking an environment conducive for this will only benefit your dog.Having a friend meet up with you who understands the situation can help, especially if you can have them integrate giving your dog a treat.This can only make your dog feel more relaxed.
2. Try socialization with other dogs
Aggressive behaviour around other dogs is often a result of not been used to their company.Don't lose hope that you can change your dogs personality and attitude towards other dogs. At first keep your dog on a lead when around other dogs, and take your dog to where there are dogs that are relaxed and comfortable with each other.Any signs of aggression should be met with a tightening and pull of the lead; they need to be aware that this behaviour will not be tolerated.
3. Avoid aggressive adult dogs
Avoid older aggressive dogs this is the last thing your own dog needs.As dog training tips go this is one of the most important ones to adhere to.To draw a comparison in life you don't want to be around negative people, you want to have plenty of confident and positive people to feed off. The same can be said of dogs, they draw energy from other dogs.
4. Muzzle your dog whilst receiving training
The final dog training tip is to use a muzzle when training your dog obedience and socializing. Familiarize your dog with the muzzle before training by putting it on before meals and before play.It will then not prove to be a problem putting it on during training sessions.
The muzzle is a matter of precaution whilst your dog is in training and is to prevent your dog attacking another dog or person, this can be removed following successful training.
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