How do I train my aggressive dog to be non-aggressive?
Your dog is still a teenager in dog years. Young dog’s tend to have a lot of energy, especially an eskimo dog! So it’s time to put your running shoes on and go for a run at least 30 minutes twice a day with your dog. Mornings and evenings. Remember on your runs, to make your dog run beside you. It’s head shouldn’t be out in front of you leading. You are the boss, and your dog thinks it’s the alpha dog. Make your dog sit before leaving the house. I use a choke collar and a quick jerk sideways on the leash to get my dog back beside me. Remember to be CONSISTENT and always be the pack leader. Your dog is confused if you give up it appears you’re weak. Also you always lead out of the house and into your house. My dog used to play tug of war with her leash so I brought a spray bottle on walks. She doesn’t tug anymore…Quick spray to the face and she knows I’m correcting her. If it sounds mean. You know you have plenty of rewards for your dog being good on a walk. Lots of pats and rubs on t
