
- Aggressive behaviors in response to verbal corrections
- Aggressive responses triggered by eye contact
- Attempts to herd other pets or humans using nipping
- Guarding behavior of toys or food
- Inappropriate mounting
- Resistance to commands
- Resistance to vacating sofas and beds
- Environmental - Dogs that are given too much leeway in the home may be somewhat more likely to develop this condition; owners that are overly protective of mildly aggressive behaviors towards new or more submissive dog may unintentionally intensify the violent behaviors
- Genetic Predisposition - Dominance and aggression can be passed down through specific breeds or lines within those breeds
- Medical Issues - Certain medical issues may trigger or exacerbate dominant and aggressive actions; issues related to the thyroid as well as imbalances in testosterone may intensify these traits
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