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Everything you've been told about aggressive dog breeds is a lie: Why vets say fear is misplaced
You've probably been warned about pit bulls. Maybe you've crossed the street when you saw one coming. Perhaps you've heard that certain breeds are born dangerous, wired for aggression, ticking time ...
Dogs can have wildly different personalities, which often vary by breed and size. Although individual temperament matters ...
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Dog breeds that may pose risks to their owners
On a quiet neighborhood sidewalk, a moment of neglect can be all it takes for a playful dog ...
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Dogs are man's best friend, but they are still animals, and sometimes their wolf-like behavior comes out in aggression. Some kinds of canine aggression to be aware of are resource guarding aggression, ...
Dog attacks are increasing in Australia, leading to new penalties for owners. A proposed Australian canine brain bank could ...
In a recent study published in Scientific Reports, researchers explore the association between an increase in dog bite incidents in eight cities in the United States and environmental factors such as ...
While many behaviors are just frustrating, others can escalate into situations that lead to injuries, strained relationships ...
It is hard to love a dog who has bitten you, or your child, or a visiting friend. A number of studies have shown that aggression in a pet dog is one of the top three reasons for getting rid of it.
Some of the signs of aggression in dogs are simple to spot, while others are more nuanced, especially when it’s not your own pup. Without speech, dogs use their body language to communicate, and it’s ...
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