What does aggressive behavior in dogs include?

In daily life, dogs growl, jump around, bark or even bite at strangers who suddenly break in. The root cause is aggressive behavior caused by emotional stress. This range of nervous aggressive behavior Very broad. In most cases, the above behaviors occur when they mistakenly think that the leader needs to support the mission of protecting the family. However, this type of aggressive behavior is essentially well-intentioned. We need to say thank you to them, and then reflect on and correct their own behavior. , thus fundamentally removing the dog’s leadership function to change this nervous aggressive behavior. And what I want to talk about in this article is malicious aggressive behavior.

Reasons for aggressive behavior in dogs

Have you ever noticed that sometimes dogs have a rebellious mentality when they are growing up? If you don’t let them do certain things, they will If you don't let it be done, it will attack you with hostility; sometimes we will be jealous and attack the people we love; other times, we will deliberately provoke trouble by taking advantage of others' power.
I once said, "The way of heaven is to make up for the excess damage." Any kind of malicious aggressive behavior has its own behavior, and we should let the dog follow the laws of nature. When it sends a signal to us When the dog wants, we should give it what it wants, not what we want; and when the dog's unnecessary behavior causes disharmony in the surroundings, we must know how to stop it in time, which may not lead to bad behavior.
So what is the body language of dogs? What signals do these languages ​​represent? Through observation, I have concluded the following: tail wagging = good intention, and the word wagging tail to beg for mercy is not appropriate. Wagging tail represents an excited emotion of the dog, but it is not necessarily friendly. At this time, it depends on how it distributes its body movements. A friendly dog ​​will behave in an excited and obedient state. Its performance at this time will be: it will put the main weight of its body on its front legs, showing a bowing posture; The body is stiff, waiting for your arrival; there will be licking of the mouth or yawning or opening the mouth back into a smile; the eyes of friendly dogs are generally quiet and peaceful; the ears are backward.

Body language of dogs with aggressive behavior

Dogs are different from us. We usually use our eyes to see other things, but they will first use their sense of smell to perceive, that is, body Do not move the nose first. This is when the dog looks like a dog. Never let the dog think it is a human, otherwise it will really become a "devil";
The "devil" dog wagging its tail At this time, the dog will be in a state of excitement, excitement, restlessness, and anxiety. How will it behave?
1. Always face the opponent head-on;
2. Growling and baring teeth;
3. The body is stiff and the tail is pointed upward;
4. FullRush towards the opponent quickly;
5, Tuck your tail between your legs and tremble or look downcast;
6, Keep your tail low and swaying quickly;
7, Press your ears back;
Some of the above behaviors are aggressive Behaviors, some of which are anxious or fearful behaviors, but in any case, this kind of behavior is a sign that they cannot play friendly. A confident devil dog will show signs of frontal defense against aggression, while a non-confident dog will be pushed into panic. The first step is for the dog to bite someone in a hurry.

Solutions to dogs’ aggressive behavior

At this time, I will not choose to confront him head-on. I must first choose to respect him and wait until he is willing to communicate with me before proceeding to the next step. action. You know, sometimes dogs also need some alone space to ease their inner turmoil.
If unfortunately you encounter this problem while walking your dog, my approach is to take care of your dog, give it a touch to distract it, and then pull the leash and leave.
If it is even more unfortunate that your dog is the devil, take it home as soon as possible. Depending on the severity of the behavior, he should be punished, beaten, or called in an expert.
In fact, when it comes to this, it is said that all malice is caused by ourselves. We usually instill some of our bad behaviors or taken-for-granted thoughts into the dog, but it often misunderstands it. , as time goes by, I have a weird temper, poor communication, and misunderstandings one after another.
If you want to get along well with a dog, and hope that it will bring fun to your life and become a stable member of the family, we really need to regulate ourselves first, at least to be temperate.
Starting from today, become a person who can control his emotions. It is easier said than done, but the road is long. Come on!