Mounting

How to deal with dogs that are aggressive towards people

Dogs bite for many reasons. Some snap out of fear. Some may bite if they are in pain. Others may nip if anyone gets too close when they are eating. But whether a dog has bitten a family member or a stranger, out of fear or dominance, the problem is serious. If your dog fits one of the following behavioral profiles, it is recommended that you seek professional help.

How to deal with dogs that are aggressive towards other dogs

Your dog isn't going to like every dog he meets - and this is perfectly normal canine behavior. But if he's regularly biting or picking fights with other dogs, you've got a problem on your hands.

Dogs and mounting behavior

You know the scenario. The doorbell rings, and your dog instantly becomes overwhelmed with excitement. As you greet your guest, your dog grapples hold of his or her leg and begins thrusting his pelvis determinedly. For a moment both you and your guest look away, hoping that the gesture will be a fleeting one and that you won't have to acknowledge it. As it becomes apparent that your attempt at ignoring the display is fruitless, you both smile - perhaps even giggle - as you try to free the unwilling participant's appendage.