Aggression in Dogs

Clumsily, the little puppy explores its surroundings; it joyfully greets everyone with leaps and bounds, its tiny teeth getting tangled in trouser legs. What a sweet little fellow! Six months later: growling, with bristling fur, he tugs at the leash, neighbors cross the street to avoid him, encounters with other dogs are no longer possible.

This is not an isolated case – many dog owners suddenly find themselves isolated and ostracized with their dog. Empathy and professional advice are important here, as dog professional Martin Rütter provides in his new book. Dog owners learn how aggression develops, how to manage it, and when external help is absolutely necessary.

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