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How do I retrain my dog to not be aggressive?

How do I retrain my dog to not be aggressive?

Instead, the best way to train away aggressive behavior is to reward good behavior. Sometimes your dog may need a little reminder that you are in charge, but ultimately he will respond best to reconditioning through reward-based training. Much like children, dogs need to be conditioned to not act out.

Are Dalmatian dogs hard to train?

If you are considering a Dalmatian, be aware that the breed is not only highly active but also highly intelligent. They need training early in life to establish rules for behavior, or they will decide it is their job to run things. Dalmatians can be a bit headstrong so training must be firm and consistent.

Are Dalmations easy to house train?

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Like any other dog breed, Dalmatians may be stubborn at times, but they are not impossible to train, including potty training. Many people believe this myth because of another myth that states Dalmatians are born deaf. Becoming deaf is a condition this breed of dog is prone to, but they are not born deaf.

What is the best dog training method for Dalmatians?

“Respect Training” is the dog training method I use and recommend for training Dalmatians. A dog who respects you will do what you say and will stop what he’s doing when you tell him “No.” Teaching your dog to respect you means interacting with him in specific ways that encourage respect. [read more]

Are Dalmatians aggressive to strangers?

Yes, they can be aggressive towards strangers due to their guard dog nature, but not all are and you can train them not to be at a young age. Are Dalmatians Aggressive? Are Dalmatians Aggressive? As noted, Dalmatians can be very aggressive because of how they act toward strangers.

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What is a Dalmatian used for?

The Dalmatian is a Croatian breed that was developed as a working and hunting dog. In the past they have been used as firehouse mascots, retrievers, vermin hunters, draft dogs, watchdogs, hunting dogs, and stage performers. They are most known for their mascot work in fire houses and at fire stations. Today they are used primarily as a family dog.