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  Why Dogs Attack
There are several reasons why a dog may bite or attack.  Understanding the  wild instinct of the predatory canine reveals certain triggers that can cause an attack response.  Biting is not always an act of aggression.
How to Talk So Your Dog Will Listen
Learning to communicate with your dog is an intricate part of the human-canine bond.  Learning to interpret your dog's emotional state can be done based on the signals your dog is sending.
Fear of People, When Dogs are Afraid
Article by Dr. Nicholas Dodman discusses the behavior and attitude problems seen in dogs who have become frightened by humans. Discusses the dogs natural responses to fear as well as many ways in which dogs learn to be timid and fearful.

Fear Aggression Directed Toward People
Article by Dr. Nicholas Dodman and Dr. Alice Moon-Fanelli. Dogs who become aggressive toward people are often acting out a fear response based on either genetic or environmental factors.

Basic Clicker Training Methods
This is an introduction to training by use of a clicker to get you and your dog started with some basic obedience moves.  Explains the technique in using a clicker rather than focusing on specific commands.  Be sure to explore the site for more in-depth information.

 

Call of the Wild Wolf Education
Explains the characteristics of a wolf hybrid and many of the myths surrounding them.

Deaf Dog Education Action Fund
Helpful tips for training dogs with hearing impairments, as well as general safety concerns and guidelines.

Dogs That Bite Children-Is There Hope?
Not all dogs that have growled or bitten a child need to be destroyed. Specialized training and considerations can prevent and sometimes cure problem situations.

Dogs and Thunderstorm Phobia
There is help for dogs that are afraid of noise, but it is critical to avoid making many mistakes that can actually make the problem worse.

Origin of Dog Behavior
Understanding wolves is the key to understanding a dog's behavior, regardless of the size or breed of dog in question.

The Power Play
Although this article was written regarding the Akbash, the information and insights presented are applicable to any large dog with a dominating personality.

Tame the Wolf Within Your Dog
The secret to bonding closely to your dog is to work with the animal’s natural needs. The dog looks to its pack for security.

Training the Trainer
The process of training a dog includes training of the handler.  Correctly holding the leash and timing of footwork can improve the dog's performance.

To Tug or Not to Tug
Take another look at playing a game of tug of war. Helpful advice to stay in control of the game, especially if your pet is, or will be, a large dog.

Your Dog's Body Language
Several dog expressions are depicted here with both text descriptions and illustrations. Most major attitudes are covered.

Wolfdog Behavior
An introduction to the behavioral characteristics of wolfdogs. Uses graphics to show the different expressions and the meanings implied.

 

 

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