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Watch the rehabilitation process of Dominic and Sam, two male dogs who's fights at home had gotten so severe that they had to be completely separated into different houses.
If you own an aggressive dog, the first question you need to ask is "Why is my dog acting this way". I'm not talking about the individual things that trigger the aggression. I am referring to the emotions that are leading to your dog's behavior. What is perpetuaing those emotions, and how might we as humans be feeding the unhealthy state of mind.
We all get dogs for a reason, we want them to be something for us. To fill a void in our lives, to accept our love and to love us in return. But who do our dogs need us to be? What to they need from us to feel secure?
Rehabilitating aggression is not about "methods". What you do is not nearly as important as who you are.