- Ensure your dog's health with regular veterinary check-ups to detect any underlying illnesses or injuries that could lead to aggressive behavior.
- Prioritize proper socialization by gradually introducing your dog to different environments, people, and animals to build their confidence throughout their life.
- Introduce new experiences slowly and observe your dog's comfort levels to prevent overwhelming them in unfamiliar situations.
- Educate yourself on positive training methods and understand your dog's body language to advocate effectively for their needs.
- Respect other pet owners by asking permission before approaching their dog and recognizing signs that indicate whether the dog is open to interaction.
- Always walk your dog on a leash and remain attentive to changes in their behavior that might signal discomfort.
- Monitor your dog's activities to prevent potential accidents or injuries to them or others.
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