Aggressive Dog Behavior Keeping The Dog In Control
Sometimes it happens when your friend / friends comes to visit you and your dog does
strange things with him in aggression and makes you feel embarrassed in front of your friend because of aggressive dog behavior. In this situation the keeper of the dog must keep a good control on their dog in order to reduce aggressive dog behavior. There are some procedures to keep your dog in control if you are unable to find the actual cause of the aggression thus hiding the aggressive dog behavior.
If the dog has developed an aggressive nature and do strange things or bark at almost every visitor, then the owner must not bring the dog in front of every visitor. This aggressive dog behavior cannot be tolerated in front of everyone especially when guest comes for the visit. The owner of the dog should always be looking for the sign of aggression which can appear in the form of barking. Barking of the dog can be controlled by different ways; it can be controlled if the owner eliminates boredom of the dog by providing different stuffs like food, toys etc or make him watch the television. The main idea in eliminating boredom is to occupy his mind completely so he wont be able to show aggression through his bark.
Moreover it can be controlled barking is to make him tired by taking him for walks and different kind of exercises, after returning home the dog will definitely feel tired and will fall asleep. In controlling the aggressive dog behavior training is required compulsory. Sometimes it happens when the dog starts chasing other animal in aggression, the owner is required to train his dog not to chase other animals all the time. Biting might be the possible effect of aggressive dog behavior. The dog in aggression may bite other animals, people and children as well! At this point the situation becomes extremely dangerous. The biting of the dog can only be controlled if the owner keeps the dog in muzzle. If the owner follows some basic tips like these he would definitely be able to control the aggressive dog behavior to the great extent.