Monday 15 July 2013

Dealing with Bad Dog Behavior

Where dogs are bad, and how we can deal with bad dog behavior?

The dogs are bad because of the lack of communication between the owner and the dog, not meanness or rancor.

Bad dog behavior can always be solved with time, patience, recycling and appropriate treatment.



Some of the most common reasons people use for bad dog behavior reasons.

Bad Dog 1 - Average Born

No dog is born bad really. Some dogs can be born with neurological diseases that act unexpectedly, but there are some dogs that actually fall into this category.

Poor breeding can produce a dog that is difficult to handle.

A dog with unbalanced relatives (Beg, shy, fearful, anxious), will be disposed of too unbalanced. This is why it is important not to have a dog in pet stores, online stores, or puppy mills. These establishments do not treat their dogs well, and they are not careful with the temperament and health of dogs that are bred.

However, even a dog that is predisposed to fear or shyness can be properly managed and trained to deal with genetic weaknesses. If a shy puppy is properly trained and socialized to a variety of objects, people and dogs, become a trusted adult, and happy.

Bad Dog 2 - Vampire Dog

Some people believe that dogs go bad after having tasted blood, if the blood of animals or from human blood.

This is absolutely FALSE.

Dogs are not vampires. Do not suddenly think of all human beings as blood bags, after killing a mole in our backyard.

In fact, my original Siberian Husky breeders, the Chichi, let their dogs free during the summer months to find food on their own. When these dogs come home after the hunt, are fun and fair for adults and children of the tribe mates.

Bad Dog 3 - the dog that hates me.


Many people believe that the bad behavior of a dog is the result of hatred or rancor.

This is also FALSE.

Bad dogs are bad because they do not understand what you consider evil and what we consider good.

Dogs are not human and do not communicate the same way we do. This results in a lack of communication that often can cause dog dog aggression or other bad behavior.