What Is Aggressive Dog Behavior?

Shelly’s Buddy

 

I was beginning to believe that some breeds were just naturally more aggressive dogs and not much could be done to stop aggressive dog behavior in them.

It was a fantastic relief to find out that that is not the case.

All dogs can be trained, and with a little effort, some persistence and of course, the right dog training, even old dogs can learn new tricks.

Better yet, even old dogs who suffer from dog behavior issues.

Thanks Dan!

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Do Some Breeds Naturally Exhibit Aggressive Dog Behavior?

My dog Shelly is a nine year old, 90 lb Rottweiler who continues to display aggressive dog behavior but I  love my puppy dearly.

She has been with me since she was just a  puppy and my Rotten Rottie will be with me till the end.

While it has been a rewarding and definitely wonderful nine year journey, I believe both of our aggressive dog behaviors would have benefited enormously from adog behaviorist.

I wish I had known how to recognize dog aggression for what it was when she was a puppy dog, maybe I could have started the positive dog training earlier and avoided all the yelling.

I also wished I had known how easy it was going to be to curb my bad dog  behaviors with Secrets to Dog Training back then, but I didn’t (I don’t even think Dan had come up with it yet).

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Online Dog Training Can Be Professional Dog Training

So instead I bought a few dog training books written by a professional dog trainer who said he owned some dog obedience training school and claimed to have trained and ‘groomed the behavior’of many blue ribbon show dogs.

The dog books were on sale so I bought them.

They covered dog and puppy training and had lots of pictures but the dog training advice was vague and didn’t really cover how to correct aggressive dog behavior. Not much help.

I wish I had come across Secrets To Dog Training years ago.

I finally found a guy who could help me to understand my dogs aggressive behavior in a language I could understand and then show me how to correct it.

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AGGRESSIVE DOG BEHAVIOR Ruins Lives!

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Hey,

Thanks for stopping by.

My name is Dave and I’m trying to get married, but I got problems… dog problems.

I have an aggressive dog who was in serious need of some aggressive dog behavior modification.

If you are anything like me, you love your dog; fleas, slobber and all.

You probably love her even if she’s guilty of some bad dog behavior.

I can’t really put a positive spin on her bad behavior(s), like chewing up my work gloves (and occasionally the side of the house) or bolting out the gate and temporarily forgetting her name for a half hour, but I still love my dog and I really do want the best for her.

By the way, that really did happen. A guy stopped by one day and said “there’s a dog chewing up the side of your house”. It was Shelly.

I just wished there was an easy way to get her to be a ‘good dog’.

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My Rottweilers Aggressive Dog Behavior was Beginning to Affect my Love Life

It was crunch time.

My fiancée was getting fed up with Shelly jumping all over her and the kids and she was demanding a change in dog behavior immediately, or else.

I agreed, and recognized it as a reasonable request, there was only one problem…

I didn’t know how to train a dog much less an aggressive dog, all I knew how to do is put up with one.

Since I wasn’t a dog trainer, and having exhausted my limited supply of dog training techniques, I did what any man in my situation would do.

I turned to the internet.

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What The Heck Is A Dog Behaviorist?

Then I came across one of the silliest terms I’ve ever heard of in my life, a dog behaviorist.

My first thought was:

“What the heck is a dog behaviorist?”

My second thought was:

“That sounds like exactly what I need.”

I needed to correct Shelly’s aggressive dog behavior as soon as possible.

I needed someone to break down aggressive behavior in dogs and spell out exactly what steps I needed to take to get Shelly to stop jumping on everyone she meets, especially Monica’s kids.

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Dog Behaviorists Do Exist and They Really Can Fix Aggressive Dog Behavior!

Turns out there really are dog behaviorists and that was exactly what I needed to fix my Rottweilers out of control jumping problem.

I never would have put online dog training and professional dog training in the same category, but I have been wrong before and this is just another example.

Obedience training for dogs is really pretty simple when it’s explained in a way I can understand.

Thanks Dan

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AGGRESSIVE DOG BEHAVIOR Ruins Lives!

If You Got The Same Problem I Do,

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Hi there,

My name is Dave.

I have some Aggressive Dog Behavior problems, and so did my dog.

Shelly is a nine year old, 90 lb Rottweiler who continues to display aggressive dog behavior even after several attempts of correction with the ‘ol dog behavior modification tapes I got from somewhere years ago.

At a garage sale I think.

I was hoping the natural dog training approach would work. You know, the dog training method where they just do everything you want them to, naturally.

Yeah, it didn’t work for me either.

Unfortunately, puppies with aggressive puppy behavior grow into dogs with aggressive dog behavior.

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Our Aggressive Dog Behavior Problems  Started Early

We made it through the puppy breath months with her needle sharp puppy teeth poking into everything, including me.

Not puppy aggression or puppy behavior problems, just puppies being puppies, right?

Her constant yapping and whining were just barely tolerable at bedtime and while I’m no dog behaviorist, I knew she just behaved that way to get attention.

This was typical puppy behavior.

I had no intentions of enrolling her in puppy behavior training.  That was the furthest thing from my mind.

First of all, because it cost money I didn’t have and second, because this is just what puppies do.

So, along with a lot of snarling and growling of my own, I did the best I could.

There were days though, that my tiny K-9 got negative attention for all of her efforts.

I’m not too proud of those days.