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No one wants to have to deal with aggressive dog behavior. After all, it’s not just you who has to bear the aggression. Dog aggression can also be directed to your home, family, other pets [...]
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Aggressive Dog Train
Posted by admin on June 14th, 2009
Posted in Dog Training 
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No Comments »African Dog Training
Posted by admin on May 3rd, 2008
To begin we take a look at some facts about this breed then move onto a more indepth perspective on the breed.
Breed group: Mastiff
Weight: 154-200 pounds
Height: males 25-28 inches, female 23-25.5 inches
Overview
The Boerboel has been successfully developed in South Africa, and the breed is still in the process of refinement. The origins of this breed [...]
Posted in Dog Training Tags: abnormal, about, abused, adult, african, african boerboel, african boerboels, boerboel, breed group, even nature, intelligent dogs, jan van riebeeck, mastiff No Comments »Wild Dog Behavior
Posted by admin on February 28th, 2006
Dogs belong to the Canidae family which includes wolves, foxes and cayotes. Since dogs came from ancestors with wild behaviors, it is not surprising for dogs to demonstrate a wild or aggressive behavior. Although dogs are now domesticated, there are still tendencies for dogs to exhibit their natural behavior. Humans take this behavior as bad [...]
Posted in Dog Training Tags: abnormal, about, abused, adult, african, bad-dog-behavior, behavior development, cayotes, natural behavior, pack animals, peace and harmony, rsquo, wild dog, wild dog behaviors No Comments »African Wild Dog Behavior
Posted by admin on March 15th, 2004
Pets have been around since the beginning of time. Cats are among the first to be domesticated. They were thought to be domesticated from the African wild cat. The cat is a predator and very intelligent. They supposedly hunt over 1,000 species. Cats have been domestic pets since Ancient Egypt times. They were around [...]
Posted in Dog Training Tags: abnormal, about, abused, adult, african, african wild cat, african wild dog, akita inu, dogs cats, domestic dogs, early settlers, loving creatures, shiba inu No Comments »Abused Dog Behavior
Posted by admin on December 21st, 2003
Was my recently adopted dog abused?
I adopted a young adult chihuahua/corgi about 3 weeks ago, and though skittish, he’s been lovely. However, he’s very wary of strangers – especially men, and recently we found a rather unusual trigger: If a person wears a hoodie (hood up) or a hat, he freaks out – cowering, growling, [...]
Posted in Dog Training Tags: abnormal, about, abused, adult, african, aggressive behavior, corgi, freaks, hoods, vet, young adult No Comments »
