#dogbehavior
Should people own dogs they can’t control? Especially dogs who are aggressive towards other dogs or even people? Having this rottie on a flexi leash attached to a mobility scooter, when the dog has issues is such a problem. Yes, small people and people with difficulties can control large powerful dogs with help, tools, and training. But ultimately it can also be a choice to not take dogs who can’t be controlled off the property. #dogbehavior #dogtrainers
thinkingcanine109,900 görüntüleme • 2 gün önce
Five years ago, an encounter with two off leash dogs changed the way Gronk viewed other dogs. It's taken years of training, positive experiences and protecting his space to get him where he is today. I normally don't allow strange dogs to approach us, but this time I made a different decision. And watching how he handled himself reminded me just how far we've come. #dogtraining #reactivedog #boeeboel #dogowner #dogbehavior
Steph, Gronk, GrooGrux & Sushi87,900 görüntüleme • 1 gün önce
Would you want to live next door to a dog who does this? Runs a distance to go after you and your dog? Doesn’t stop? I certainly wouldn’t… and I think good rescues don’t adopt out dogs that do this kind of thing. It’s just not fair. #dogbehavior #reactivedog
thinkingcanine110,100 görüntüleme • 13 gün önce
Again, he could’ve bitten her at any time. And the fact that he didn’t coupled with his body language confirms that he really didn’t want any problems to begin with, and was acting defensively. This is not dominant behavior. This is defensive behavior. When you look at behavior like this, and your first thought is that maybe the dog needs to be punished or put in his place I would argue that what if you were provoked to a point where you felt that you needed to defend yourself offensively? What if you felt threatened enough that you believed the only option was for you to take offensive action? Now this doesn’t mean that we should allow behavior like this to continue, NOT AT ALL. But it does mean that we need to make sure that we are not unknowingly or knowingly, provoking a dog to respond in this way, only to confirm to them through strong forms of emotionally charged punishment/retaliation that they do in fact, need to defend themselves. The real question is what is happening that would make the dog feel that this is the best way to handle this situation? Finding out and assessing the reason why the dog felt to be defensive in the first place is step one. Sidenote: this is another example of why yelling and screaming is ineffective and often times counterproductive when it comes to dealing with dogs. #dogpsychology #dogbehavior #aggressivedog #dogaggression #pitbull #packleader
Leader Of The Pack LV6,000,000 görüntüleme • 1 yıl önce
What Really Happens to Your Dog When You Leave Them ALONE #doglover #dogbehavior #dogpsychology #fyp #dogtok
Dog Mind Daily175,300 görüntüleme • 1 ay önce
Probiotic chew targets “3 key signs of poor dog gut health” #dog #dogbehavior #doghealth #dogparents
PetLab Co.3,400,000 görüntüleme • 2 yıl önce
