11 Most Common Triggers for Aggression in Dogs

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| October 12, 2014

#10 – Defending Territory

A dog is usually more confident in his own area and may act more aggressive if strangers come into the yard or home (this might also be termed guarding behavior…guarding toys, food, locations, people, etc)

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#10 – Defending Territory

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11 Most Common Triggers for Aggression in Dogs

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