aggression in dogs, whether it be toward a dog’s owner or other dogs, is a serious behavior that should be adjusted with the help of a professional dog trainer. aggression is a term that is used to explain multiple dog behaviors. if you adopted your dog from a shelter, he may have been abused and certain triggers could set him off. in this case, your dog will need to be trained to respect boundaries and that protection is unnecessary. once …

dogs, at their core, want to be loving members of the family, they just need the right guidance to help them understand what ways they can best express their affection and excitement. because aggression can lead to danger for yourself and your pet, it’s important to consider dog training for aggression and learn to control the behavior as soon as possible. it is important to first note signs of aggression to understand what you are dealing with and how best …

species that live in groups, including people and dogs, also use aggression and the threat of aggression to keep the peace and to negotiate social interactions. a beneficial scheme for understanding why your dog is aggressive is based on the function or purpose of the aggression. a dog who has never shown aggression to strangers in the past might start behaving aggressively when she has a litter of puppies. both male and female dogs are equally prone to protective aggression. …

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in response to the social distancing guidelines from the minnesota department of health and the cdc, we are making the following changes in operations, effective immediately. all pet drop offs and pick ups must be at curbside and by appointment only. please call the office at 952-941-2928 to make these arrangements. we continue to accept credit cards, checks or cash. we will continue to give your pets the exemplary care you’ve come to expect from us. our facility is specifically …