Dogs are inherently aggressive. Stopping dogs' aggressive behavior can be a difficult task if you have never worked with dogs or if you have a dog for the first time. If dogs are in the desert, aggressiveness can be very helpful. Dogs need to be aggressive in order to protect themselves from other animals, to look for food and to protect themselves where they sleep.
Hundreds of years of selective breeding have greatly minimized this trait. Dogs can do a great deal of damage, as this is their instinct and part of their survival skills. As a dog owner you are not completely helpless when dealing with your dog. There are many things you can do to prevent the dog of aggression. Although it has not been possible in the past to prevent this type of behavior, there are many things you can do to manage this type of behavior.
Different types of aggression
There are several types of aggression in dogs. Let's start with aggression towards foreigners. Have you ever seen a stranger at home and your dog starts to feel nervous? It is possible that your dog started to moan and jump at the slightest sound. The main reason why your dog does not like strangers is that he does not know them and is not used to them. Just as you and I would feel uncomfortable in an unknown situation, so is your dog. What can you do about it?
Here's what you can do: You need your dog to get used to the world. This is a very important part of your dog's training. How can socialization prevent aggression against strangers? When you expose your dog to many new experiences, new people and new animals, it's called socialization. Your dog learns new things, pictures and sounds. If your dog is used to these things, it's fun and does not scare her.
You have to do more than bring your dog to a park full of people and say "Calm down, it's good". Your dog has to learn these things alone. You need to start when your dog is a puppy for the lesson to flow. The different types of people and animals you present to your dog (children, men, women, teens, seniors, babies) are fun. The relaxed and happy and relaxed atmosphere will be around strangers.
Aggression towards family members.
There are several reasons why a dog is aggressive towards a member of its human family. He might try to defend something that you want to remove (like a toy). This is commonly referred to as resource conservation. This is very common in dogs. The term means possessive behavior of your dog. An example would be that your dog grunts when you approach too much while eating. Why is this happening? Everything depends on the rule. For your dog your family does not differ from a backpack. Your dog classifies each family member and has their own idea of where they are in this environment.
Now it's getting interesting. If your dog thinks he is higher in totem than other family members, he might try to be sweet with him. If you have a real feeling for yourself, you will act aggressively. Why? Because to be dominant is the right of a higher-ranking animal. A loser would never act domineering against a higher tier animal. The end result would be terrible for the outsider and he knows it. Resource conservation is a classic example of dominant behavior: only an older dog would act aggressively to defend its food, toys, etc.
In short, if your dog knew that he was not the head of the family, he would never think of stopping you from taking his toys or food because you are a poor dog agree with him. what the dogs of higher rank (your family) say.
So what can you do to stop the aggressive behavior of dogs? The best thing one can do against the aggressive behavior of the dog is the work of constant obedience. You just need to do a 30-minute session a day to make it clear that you're the boss and that it's good for him to do what you say. He can make it clear to him by rewarding his puppy, if he follows instructions and discipline for bad behavior. You can put it alone in a room for a while or fix it to a tree for a while.
References:
https://getfreedogtraining.com/stop-aggressive-behavior-puppies/
https://www.freedogtrainingclasses.com/how-to-stop-your-dog-barking-lunging-at-visitors-dogs-aggression/
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