Solving dog behavior issues in Weimaraners becomes increasingly important if your dog is getting older and still does not follow your commands or listen to you. Canine behavior is largely instinctual. Understanding how dogs think gives us insight into how to help them have good behavior and manners. To understand canine behavior, we need to […]
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When a Dog Bites You
When a dog bites you, it’s important to know what to do. Not only should you take care of the wounds medically, but, to prevent harm to others, you need to file an official report if the injuries are serious. Each year in the U.S., there are close to 5 million dog bite incidents. Sadly, […]
Why Dogs Bite
Knowing why dogs bite will help you prevent aggression issues with your Weimaraner. However, not all dog bites are predictable. But with a carefully chosen dog and good training, most incidents can be avoided. Every year 14,025 people in the U.S. are hospitalized due to dog bites. The average cost for a dog bite hospitalization […]
Weimaraner Dog Aggression Towards People
Dog aggression towards people is similar to dog on dog aggression in many ways. The root cause of aggression towards people is that the attacking dog believes that he is the leader of the pack. Sadly, aggressive dog behavior toward people is one of the most common reasons that people abandon their dogs to dog […]
How to Stop Dog on Dog Aggression
How serious is dog on dog aggression? Well, it’s certainly frightening for pet parents, concerned that one of the dogs, or even an innocent bystander could be hurt. In truth, this is not unwarranted. Owners, dogs and people who get in the way of an aggressive dog are sometimes bitten! Certainly dog aggression towards other […]
Stop Dog Separation Anxiety
To stop canine separation anxiety, you need to understand why your dog is so insecure. While it may be flattering to you at first, it quickly turns into a major dog behavioral problem, if not addressed. Separation anxiety can develop at any time, but it most often starts when a dog is still a puppy. In […]
