Recovering the dogs with behavior problems

Behavior problems may be encountered both in puppies and adults, by displaying an aggressive mood towards the master, other people and also animals. Other behavior problems may include dogs that gnaw, cause destructions or go in the house, despite their age. In the following text we will present some examples of dogs with behaviour problems:

Dogs that bark too much

Through barking the dog expresses moods like: aggressiveness, fury, loneliness or asks for different things.
Some reasons that lead to this behaviour are: unsociability, lack of physical exercise, the small territory where the dog stays.

Dogs that have aggressive attitudes towards other dogs or other animals
Males have generally this type of behaviour which weren't socialized as puppies, at the canine group.

Dogs that gnaw furniture, walls or other things in the house
This type of behaviour is met at puppies and also at adults:
The reasons for this behaviour are: changing teeth at puppies, the lack of calcium or vitamins or letting the dog alone for a long period of time.

Dogs that climb on the bed, in the armchairs
This problem is created by the master even from the day the puppy is brought at home, through the fact that he allows the puppy to sleep in bed, thinking that this way the puppy will accommodate quicker to the new environment.

Dogs that jump on their master and/or on strangers
This kind of behaviour is met at dogs that are not used to stay indoors for a long time or at the dogs that aren't doing much physical exercise, being very energetic dogs.






Dogs that have aggressive attitudes towards their master and/ or on strangers
This kind of behaviour is met at dogs that weren't socialized in any environment.
Through a correct and earlier education (preliminary training), the dog learns to recognise its master as the leader of the pack. The exaggerated caress, the reward through petting without reason, can lead to this type of behaviour at dogs.
Dogs that have an aggressive attitude towards strangers is given to the lack of socializing to humans, or trauma that dogs suffered in the two periods of forming the fear.
Dogs' aggressive attitude towards their master and/ or on strangers can be generated by medical problems too.

Chances of recovery at such a dog are bigger if the recovering program is started since the first signs at the dog.

The education program consists of a correction discipline, which is various from case to case. Working with you we can ameliorate and finally solve any existing behaviour problem.

CRISTIAN O. - international trainer in dog training,
specialist in recovering dogs with behaviour
problems and canine education