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Aggression

Adolescent German Shepherd Biting and Out of Control

Unfortunately, living the life of a much-loved family pet just isn’t enough. Knight is a working dog without work to do. Much of how he is will be genetic.

The poor lady showed me the bruises up her arms and a bite mark.

By Theo Stewart, 6 years ago March 13, 2026
arousal, excitement

Adolescent Dog and Raging Hormones

Why can a friendly young dog suddenly start throwing his weight around with other dogs during adolescence? I have never met a Longhaired Weimaraner before – and what a stunning dog!  Rocco is about one year old and deliciously friendly. The family put in a great deal of thought and Read more

By Theo Stewart, 9 years ago May 11, 2026
arousal, excitement

Young Standard Poodle Learns to Stop Jumping Up for Attention

Why does a friendly young dog keep jumping up, even when he’s repeatedly told to get down? I’m sure most of us who, over time, have had several dogs from puppies, forget what monkeys they can be when young. I have just been to see two wonderful friendly, gentle Standard Read more

By Theo Stewart, 11 years ago June 9, 2026
Adolescent dog gets attention for being 'naughty'
arousal, excitement

Adolescent Terrier Has Learned That Causing Trouble Works

He finds one of the most entertaining things is to have them chase after him to retrieve a tissue, a sock or something else he shouldn’t have.

He likes to grab cushions to chew and to drag his bedding about – anything really that gets a reaction!

By Theo Stewart, 12 years ago June 21, 2026
Behaviour and Training

Their Young Springer Spaniel Won’t Come When Called

If our dog doesn’t find us sufficiently relevant so doesn’t listen to us at home, then it’s not reasonable to expect him to come to us in a field full of smells and little animals to chase.

By Theo Stewart, 12 years ago July 4, 2026
Aggression

Supremely Confident Cocker Spaniel Snaps at His Owners

Why would a confident, friendly dog suddenly snap when someone tries to move them? The main reason a dog may snap is because of fear – he feels threatened in some way. A very confident young dog Sometimes a dog may snap because a resource he regards as his is Read more

By Theo Stewart, 13 years ago July 22, 2026
Guarding or resource guarding

Adolescent and Regal Alaskan Malamute

In the nicest way possible the adolescent Mia needs to be brought down a peg or two without the use of confrontation. If a command (or I would now prefer to call it ‘cue’) is used and she is defiant and refuses, what next? If they back down they have lost, and if they try to insist they risk making her angry.

By Theo Stewart, 14 years ago August 12, 2026
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