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Food aggression in dogs is quite common and as dog owners, we pretty much deal with it on a regular basis. With proper training, this behavior can be reduced. According to research, approximately 20% of dogs show signs of food aggression. Wondering if your dog is one of them? Read this article to find out.
Your dog, like a human, requires adequate activity to stay healthy and maintain a healthy weight. When your dog isn’t getting enough exercise, he or she will get bored, lethargic, or frustrated. This can take the form of disruptive or aggressive conduct. The amount of activity required by your dog is determined by its breed, size, age, and other health considerations.
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