Sentences with phrase «more dog aggressive»

Also one other fact that is accepted from the Pit Bull community... Pit Bulls tend to be more dog aggressive... so if you have a smaller or larger dog... and both dogs get loose you probably have a higher chance of your dog getting hurt or killed if it ran up against a pit bull (with a good owner) than that of another dog.

Not exact matches

Picking up on his reference to Lady Heseltine's aggressive Alsatian, the prime minister looked directly at her foreign secretary - I was directly in the eye line - and said: «Boris, the dog was put down... (pause)... when its master decided it wasn't needed any more.»

Most of today's 400 - plus recognised breeds are the product of intensive breeding over the past 100 years and it is more likely that by selecting dogs that are easier to train or more aggressive, we ended up with long - lived and calorie - hungry breeds, he says.

At times, the more dominant wolves were «mildly aggressive toward their subordinates, but a lower ranking dog won't even try» when paired with a top dog, Range said.

Friederike Range and Zsófia Virányi from the Messerli Research Institute investigated in their study if dogs are in fact less aggressive and more tolerant towards their conspecifics than wolves.

If you think that's as it should be because pit bulls are bred to fight, or because their jaws exert more pressure than other dogs, or because they have aggressive temperaments, think again.

Pets As mentioned earlier, certain dog breeds with a reputation for being aggressive can be more expensive, or impossible, to insure.

An aggressive dog is more likely the result of a bad environment or a bad owner than genetics.

«I wanted a calm dog,» said Eugene, «and Bull Mastiffs tend to be more aggressive, so we settled on the English Mastiff.

Dogs that are chained have a tendency to be more aggressive and exhibit psychological problems.

In addition, declutter the living space as congested areas may cause dogs to feel forced upon each other and are more likely to trigger aggressive reactions.

Chained dogs become territorial; they become aggressive about their limited piece of dirt and are three times more likely to bite than a dog not on a chain.

Also, large dogs, if destructive or aggressive can do more harm to property and people.

It is relevant to note «neutered pet - store dogs were more well - behaved, but still more aggressive than neutered non-commercial dogs.»

Pregnant dogs may also become more aggressive as they feel protective over the puppies that they are carrying.

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The study noted that confirmation lines across all breeds were more aggressive than dogs bred for work.

Intact male dogs are quite a bit more aggressive and unpredictable.

Notably, dogs from rescue shelters were two and a half times more likely to be aggressive towards people than dogs obtained from breeders.

Dogs that might be smaller, or «toy breeds», can get more leniency with overly excitable, anxious, or even aggressive behaviors, because of their size.

More aggressive dogs ran faster during the walks.

Similar to the dog - aggressive dogs, a fearful dog at the dog park may become more fearful.

Some dogs are more aggressive to strangers, some are timid, and others get really excited and will jump up on guests to say hello as soon as they walk through the door.

More than half of all dogs and cats in shelters were received as strays, but that doesn't mean by any stretch they're automatically aggressive, come from abusive environments, or have medical challenges.

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Through my more than 30 years of professional training as well as my practical experience rehabilitating foster dogs, I have considerable working knowledge of teaching basic manners and such problem behaviors as shyness, fearfulness, sensitivity to new things and people, aggressive behaviors, food and object guarding, out - of - control rambunctiousness, acting - up when seeing other dogs, and the difficult age of adolescence, whether it be at around 6 months or 2 - 3 years of age.

For instance, if your dog is getting aggressive because another pet eats their food next to them, why not just create more distance between the two?

More aggressive dogs, on the other hand, will try to «lay claim to a new territory» when they are guests in someone else's home.

That is why those «purely positive» clicker trainers fail when it comes to aggressive dogs; their methods can't work and that is why they avoid working with aggressive dogs, and why they are more likely to tell you to put your dog to death when their programs fail to stop the biting.

So if a dog is being left alone on a chain, screamed at, underfed, injected with steroids and never seen a friendly person (this is how fighting dogs are created), he will be more aggressive!!

Unaltered dogs are more likely to display aggressive behaviors.

The results of the study showed that the pit bull dogs were no more aggressive than the other breeds.

For instance, American Pit Bull Terriers and Akitas were reported by owners to be more aggressive than average, but only towards other dogs.

A study released this month in Applied Animal Behaviour Science finds that environmental factors and even owner characteristics have more to do with whether or not a dog will be aggressive than merely breed type.

Surprisingly, more aggressive dogs ran faster during the walks.

And these days, running into fake service dogs who are untrained, often aggressive and interfering with a working dog is more and more common.

In dogs that develop perianal fistulas, the white blood cells are more aggressive than they should be and they attack your dog's own skin.

New research, detailed last week in the journal Anthrozoos, finds that people with argumentative personalities are more likely to choose bull terriers and other aggressive dogs than their agreeable counterparts.

Positive - reinforcement trained dogs are less aggressive and more obedient.

A guard dog should not be... MORE aggressive.

First, you should notice that it takes a bit «more» to cause an anxious or aggressive response than before — essentially, the dog has a longer fuse.

Intact males are more aggressive to other dogs than neutered males.

Some dogs may become more aggressive, others may develop separation anxiety, become snappish, jealous, too protective, or unpredictable in their behavior with humans.

Dogs that aren't medically well are prone to be more aggressive.

For example, intact dogs are more likely to exhibit aggressive behaviors linked to dominance, territory, and protective behaviors.

The larger, more aggressive dogs competed for food and water, while smaller, weaker dogs like birthing mothers and their whelps became prey.

Any dog may develop aggressive tendencies under the right circumstances, but some dogs are more predisposed than others to inter-dog aggression.

Spayed dogs are less aggressive, more affectionate towards people and get along better with other pets.

If you are planning on training aggressive dogs, it is important to learn more about dog behavior and how to deal with aggression.

Socialization will not make it less of a watchdog but it will make the dog less aggressive and more tentative to spring into hostile action.