Tips to Stop Aggressiveness and Bad Behavior in Your Dog
By Gerry Restrivera, published May 18, 2007
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Here are some guidelines you can follow to stop your dog's bad behavior:
Early separation from the mother. Dogs are pack animals and they don't like to be alone. When puppies are taken away from their mothers early before behavior development, this will result to behavior problems. It is advisable that puppies stayed with their mother and other puppies for about 8-10 weeks old. He will learn his behavior under the care of the mother dog. If he tries to bite other puppies, for instance, the mother dog is there to growl as a warning that his biting is not acceptable. Puppies will learn to modify their behavior if they stay long enough with their mother and by the time you take them home they are already equipped to communicate properly. It will be easier for you to house train your puppy.
Reprimand when needed to stop your dog's bad behavior. If your dog displays bad behavior, do not ignore it. Use punishment or be strict when your dog does something that displeases you, but do not hurt your dog. Just let him know or feel that you don't agree with his behavior.
Don't be afraid to show appreciation or acknowledge your dogs' good behavior. Through praises and affirmations, dogs learn that they are doing the right thing that makes you happy. Remember that dogs like to please you and if he feels you are happy with his behavior he will keep doing it until it becomes a habit.
Train your dog. Dog obedience is not innate; you must put time and effort to train your dog. Lack of obedience training will result to dog's aggressiveness and bad behavior. You cannot communicate properly to your dog if he is not acquainted with the proper dog trainings.
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