Why is this happening? (Driving)

All for hegemony. Give me a moment to explain this point of view. Animals laden with dogs: that means they are used to a very organized environment. In a group of dogs, each animal is classified in the hierarchy of position and strength (or “dominance”) of any other animal. Every animal recognizes other animals, which means that it knows how to respond in any condition. (whether to back off, whether to push the problem, whether to exercise or practice in someone else’s garden, etc.). For your dog, the family environment is no different than preparing a pack for dogs.

Dog rated each member of the household and has his own sense of where in that condition. This is where it draws attention. The dog sees himself as the first in the social totem of other members of the household, you will get nervous. If you have an exaggerated sense of its importance, it will act in a sloppy tone.

Why? Because sovereignty and aggression are the exclusive right of an animal of superior rank.

A loser will not show aggression or act in a commanding presence over a better animal. (The consequences will be dire, and he knows it!). Property protection is a classic example of assertive behavior only in a senior dog (hound). You will master the defense of resources. If it is obvious to your dog, he is not the leader of the family. The dog will never dream of trying to stop you from eating or playing. Because a lower ranking dog will always agree with what the taller dogs (you and your family) say.

So how do I act on it? The best remedy for domineering and aggressive behavior is a constant and frequent act of obedience. This emphasizes your authority over your dog. Just one fifteen minute session a day will make it obvious that you are the manager. And that what you say is worth doing. You can illustrate this by honoring him (with compliments and wonderful precepts). Obeying and isolating him (putting him on “time out”, except outside the home or in a private room) for misconduct.

– If you are unsure about doing it yourself, you may consider asking a qualified dog trainer for help.

– Thinking about your understanding of psychological therapy and communication. Then understand what he is trying to say. This will help you undermine any dominant crib behavior and communicate your effective power.

– Regular training: Keep your obedience duration accurate and productive (just 15 minutes, maybe 2 or 3 a day).

Why doesn’t my dog ​​want to try? Each dog has different thresholds for handling. Dogs are prismatic and their content hugs, kisses them and hangs them from their shoulders. (this idea another wink “I am the president” of the dog why many of them win). Those who are not used to physical contact from a very young age are not used to physical contact. They will get nervous and excited if someone keeps trying to hug them.