Fear aggression in dogs is a serious challenge. It can make walks stressful, visits to the vet nerve-wracking, and social situations risky. But you don’t have to accept this behavior as permanent. With the right approach, you can help your dog feel safe and confident again. I’ve worked with many dogs showing fear aggression, and I want to share proven techniques that work. Fear aggression is not about your dog being “bad.” It’s about your dog feeling threatened and reacting t

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