10 Mistakes People Make With Their Dogs That Could Lead Them Toward Aggression

Those of us who have dogs in our lives and our families love them, sometimes malfunction. Some of us see them as young children and allow them to govern. Others see them as working dogs that would not even be allowed in the house.

Most family dogs adjust, but there are those who live in households where they are not sure who is responsible, since someone must be responsible, they decide to take on this role. And sometimes that can lead to problems. It's not their fault. Here are some of the reasons dogs act as leaders and can also become aggressive in their confusion about who is in charge:

1 Allowing them to do whatever they want whenever they want. Dogs need some boundaries and discipline as well as children and should always do what they got, even if it is just sitting. Letting them do whatever they want to lead them to think that they should be in charge.

2 Do not train them in basic obedience. This is just another reason for them to take control, but it is also dangerous for the dog. Every dog should know that, when called, do not jump on people, sit, lay down or stay when told. By teaching your dog these simple commands, you can keep them from running off and being hit by a car. It would also be clear who is responsible.

3 Chain a dog in the yard. This teaches the dog to protect their immediate environment and makes it impossible for him to get away from any threats that might reach him there. He will learn to fight to protect himself and what he thinks is his.

4 Never put them anywhere to socialize. All dogs need to socialize, especially at a very young age. This means not only with people but with other dogs. Skipping this step can mean disaster, and aggression in the future, when your dog meets another dog or person that knows how to connect or communicate with them and views as a threat.

5 Hit them when they did something wrong. There is no time or situation when the dog would be hit by anyone. Hitting a dog is not nothing but him learn to fear people and protect yourself from them, which could include more aggressive.

6 Encourage aggressive play with people. Some dogs are good to play aggressively with, pulling on the toys or wrestling around with. However, any dog that shows any aggressive behavior, but should never be played aggressively with. This can lead to the launch of dog aggression.

7 Allow aggressive play with other dogs. Dogs rough house to a certain extent. Sometimes they sound wild, but it's just a game. However, when the dog is a rough game starts escalating towards a more vicious biting and growling with hackles up, it's time to stop playing. This is getting out of hand and can lead to wrinkles and outside dog. These dogs should only be allowed to play with calmer dogs whose game does not escalate and that is easily called out of the game modes.

8 Not a regular health checkups, including blood work. Sometimes the medical problem can cause a dog to become aggressive, such as thyroid problems. It is better to catch problems before they take control of your dog. Pain can also cause aggressive behavior.

9 Allow children or anyone else to tease their dog. Teasing a dog can feel like torture for the dog, causing fear, confusion and possibly aggression.

10 Not giving their dog adequate exercise. Just like humans, dogs do feel better mentally when they get enough exercise dnevno.45 minute walk once or twice a day will help balance your mental and physical health.

Give your dog plenty of love and attention, but be aware that they need discipline, training, socialization and training to be a well-balanced member of the family who will never turn into an aggressive threat.