Some dogs offer a little nip in the arm at cuddle time, while others snarl and snap warnings before they lunge for an attack. Dogs that bite without warning put other dogs and strangers at risk, which can cause major problems from your family. The team at Arlington Animal Hospital wants to help you figure out why dogs bite, and what can you do to prevent your dog from attacking: Doggy day play Although dogs have evolved immensely over the centuries, some dogs still have that natural tendency to bite – despite our best efforts to try to train it out of them. The first step is assessing why your dog is biting. By analyzing the situation and context of the bite, we can pinpoint the catalyst for the behavior. Here are a few reasons why your dog might bite.
So you got a new puppy, now what? Unfortunately, being a puppy parent isn’t all about snuggles... 3. Pleasure Growling We have been successfully helping Lowcountry dogs for over eleven years now, including dogs with mobility issues, post-surgical recovery needs, along with those who may be apprehensive about swimming, or need to lose weight. Additionally, many dogs simply need a healthy, high-energy workout as an alternative or supplement to regular walks and play. Our pool is a 9,000-gallon, heated, salt water system large enough to accommodate big dogs but not overwhelming for smaller dogs.