I have two dogs. The younger one is bigger and often dominates over the older one. It's attacked my older dog quite a few times, and if he does it again, I'm sure my parents will get rid of him. How can I get my dog to be less aggressive?
How can I get my dog to be less aggressive?
I have two dogs. The younger one is bigger and often dominates over the older one. It's attacked my older dog quite a few times, and if he does it again, I'm sure my parents will get rid of him. How can I get my dog to be less aggressive?... General Dog Discussions : How can I get my dog to be less aggressive?...
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How can I get my dog to be less aggressive?General Dog Discussions
I have two dogs. The younger one is bigger and often dominates over the older one. It's attacked my older dog quite a few times, and if he does it again, I'm sure my parents will get rid of him. How can I get my dog to be less aggressive?
How can I get my dog to be less aggressive?
How can I get my dog to be less aggressive?General Dog Discussions
hey Allied Hero x3I am jagannath aggression is caused by stress which is caused by excess energy which is because of lack of exercise so give him something which he can do to get rid of his excess energylike walking 2 to 3 times a day (and for the amount of time which he should be walking ask your i mean his vet ).and other stuff like that which he can do to Reduce his energy which will automatically make him a less aggressive or no aggressive at all dog this is for your dog's aggressive problemand for your parentsdont let them get rid of him because its not his fault look dogs are innocent and they do not make mistake by themselves its us humans who make them make mistake by not understanding their needsand please dont get rid of him correct him for his mistake like we do to our kids we dont throw or get rid of our kids when they make mistakes right! we correct them from making mistakes so ask your parents if they ever wanted to get rid of you when you made mistakes they didn't and what they did was correct you from your mistakes right and dogs are just like kids no matter of what age they all are allways innocent kids in the avatar of an animaland for more help see ceasar millan's videos who is ceasar millan his a dog psychologist who has helped me for my dog problemshttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cesar_Millan
Training is a very good place to start. I don't know how *old* your older dog is but the behavior the younger & bigger dog is displaying I put under the heading of *dog aggression/dominance/untrained*What is the *trigger* for the attacks? Is it food? A toy? Human possession? Mis-directed excitement?Is the younger dog trained at all? The simply: sit/down/stay? Is the younger dog exercised to it's full potential?I need more specifics.