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Behaviors that Indicate the Need for Professional Dog Training by Cleo Gib
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Behaviors that Indicate the Need for Professional Dog Training by CLEO GIB
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| Article Posted: 11/04/2016 |
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Dogs will sometimes misbehave, and that is completely normal. If Fido occasionally chews on something he shouldn't or chases a neighborhood cat, that doesn't mean he's a bad dog. However, there are certain behaviors that need to be corrected immediately. If you notice any of the following 3 behaviors in your dog, consider looking into professional dog training in Seattle. Aggressive Behavior Dogs will sometimes get defensive if they feel threatened or believe their family is threatened. But a dog who is consistently aggressive towards people needs immediate training. Excessive aggression may lead the dog to bite someone or to attack another animal, which could mean fines and lawsuits for you, and possible euthanasia for your dog. Extremely aggressive behavior should never be tolerated, so you should seek help from a professional trainer right away if you notice it in your dog. Persistent Barking It's normal for dogs to bark; it's how they communicate with you and with other animals. But if your dog spends all day barking at every sound, yapping when the doorbell rings, and howling at every person who walks past your fence, then there is a problem. The barking is likely linked to fear or aggression, and a trainer can help pinpoint the problem and teach your dog when barking is appropriate and when it is not. Destructive Behavior Dogs like to chew on things, but if your dog has a habit of destroying your personal possessions, you might want to look into training for them. Destructive behavior can include chewing on personal items, gnawing on furniture, intentionally peeing on items to mark territory, and digging up your yard. Such destructive behaviors are not acceptable for a dog, and they need to be addressed immediately. Look into some professional dog training in Seattle and ask for advice on how you can help your dog to be a happy, healthy, well-behaved pet.
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