Christopher Best, like other dog owners, has always delighted in having the company of a four-legged companion in his life. Dogs offer many benefits to their owners and, in return, people like Christopher Best work hard to provide the Best possible home for their pet.

Sometimes, regardless of how much you love your dog, it’s easy to forget certain canine traits that impact how your pooch behaves. The following are some of the most important points to keep in mind:

Aggression is Instinctual
Regardless of whether you own a Papillion or a Rottweiler, aggression is an instinctual trait in all dogs. Aggression is most commonly caused by fear of something your dog does not understand or view as normal. It is part of the fight or flight traits and, though leadership and socialization, you can reduce how aggressive your dog behaves.

Dogs are Not Spiteful
Dogs only misbehave when they don’t understand, do not think things through, feel stressed or do not consider you as their leaders. If your furry friend misbehaves, it is a reflection of your position as leader and of your socialization or training efforts. Never assume your dog is being spiteful or otherwise deliberately bad, though.

Getting Angry is Illogical
Every dog owner knows that dogs can be frustrating sometimes, but getting mad doesn’t make sense. Dogs only follow natural instincts and, when they do something that is undesirable, they learn from precise correction issued at the moment they misbehave. Getting angry implies your dog intentionally misbehaved, which is never the case.

Dog owners like Christopher Best are rarely perfect, but what’s important is that you try to take care of your pup as Best as you can. Studying points like those above can help you make your pooch happier with each day.

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