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But what can you do to help them? They will not change their behavior until they know it is not safe to do so, so its a matter of preparing them for a situation that is untenable.
This article will cover how to prepare your dog to protect itself in the situation described above.
4. When engaging in conflict with an aggressive dog, it is important to remember that the aggressor is not always the dog with a history of aggression. Assume that the dog may be a new dog to your neighborhood, and that he may have just been bought or adopted from a shelter or humane society. Usually, shelter and rescue dogs have not been trained in socialization or control. The normal approach to a dog with these symptoms of aggression is to keep your dog on a leash, make yourself larger than the dog, and have your dog maintain eye contact with you. If the dog does not obey these simple commands, it may be worth taking your dog to a trainer to be trained for free.
If the dog does not obey commands, it may be a safe bet to try and understand the triggers that provoke this behavior. Is this dog aggressive because of a previous owner who took his puppy training seriously? Did he not get enough of a treat when he was young? What is the usual procedure for toilet training? Can you supervise the daily walk through the park or a family friend's house? Are there barking dogs or a cat in the neighborhood? These are all possible sources of conflict that can lead to aggression. It is important to understand what the triggers are for your dog and try to develop a plan to avoid them.
5. Another solution that can be used to train your dog is physical punishment. Even though you may be tempted to use this method, it is important to remember that this type of training can easily be reversed. This is also a form of punishment, and when it becomes routine, the dog will not learn to associate it with a reward.
6. If your dog has a medical condition that could be triggered by another dog, such as diabetes or hypoglycemia, you may need to be more vigilant in your care of the dog. Some dogs simply do not respond to the different aspects of the dog's behavior that have a life-threatening impact on the dog, so it may be necessary to have the dog closely monitored.
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