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An 8 page paper which examines the causes and treatments involved in possession aggression in dogs. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
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from wolves. Their natural behavior is something that must often be worked with when ensuring they can live with humans as though humans were their pack. People cannot simply expect
dogs to behave as expected without a serious amount of work and without an understanding of the dogs inherent nature. One form of aggression that can cause serious problems
for other dogs, children, and humans in general is possession aggression. It is essentially a normal type of behavior for dogs, but it can also be a very serious problem
that can threaten the safety of animals and humans. The following paper examines possession aggression. The paper first examines what possession aggression is and why it happens. The paper then
discusses forms of treatment for serious problems with possession aggression in a dog. What is Possession Aggression and Where Does it Come From? When we speak of an
aggressive dog we are often speaking of a dog who demonstrates a pronounced level of aggression through growling, baring of the teeth and biting. "Aggression can be an appropriate response
to a particular set of circumstances" but in normal every day life aggression can be a real problem (Taklamakan Chow Chows, 2003). Dogs who have possessive aggression are
dogs that growl, bare teeth, or bite when they are guarding something like food, toys, and people. This is not to say they are actually "guarding" in terms of being
commanded to guard, but rather they feel that the item is theirs and they must protect it. "These dogs will not relinquish toys or stolen objects even if they present
them to the owner in an apparent solicitation of play - when the owner reaches for the item, the dog growls, snarls, snaps, or bites" (Taklamakan Chow Chows, 2003). Apparently
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