Understanding & Handling Dog Aggression
Understanding & Handling Dog Aggression by Barbara Sykes, published by Crowood in 2001, is a practical guide that addresses the challenges of managing aggressive behavior in dogs. This 94-page book provides insights into recognizing the underlying causes of hostility in dogs and emphasizes the importance of establishing boundaries and sound training to foster sociable and well-mannered pets.
Readers will find clear explanations on how to identify an aggressive dog’s behavior and effective strategies for educating them in a sympathetic manner. The book focuses on the author’s common-sense approach to behavioral issues, illustrated through the successful taming of a dog named Craig. With topics related to dog training and the nature of pets, this edition serves as a resource for dog owners seeking to understand and mitigate aggression in their pets.
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An aggressive dog, whether large or small, baring its teeth and growling can be a terrifying sight. Dogs, like children, require boundaries and sound training in order for them to grow into sociable, well-mannered adults with a healthy respect for their fellow beings. Here, Barbara Sykes clearly explains how to recognise an indomitable spirit and understand the causes of hostility in dogs. She advises owners how to educate their dog sympathetically to subdue its aggression in favour of respect. The author is an experienced dog trainer and her common-sense approach to behavioural problems in dogs is successfully proven in this book by the taming of Craig.
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