Dogs are our most beloved pets. They are loyal companions who offer us friendship and affection, always there for us unwaveringly through the good times and the bad.
However, it’s always worth remembering that dogs are animals, and as such their behaviour can be at odds with what we find acceptable. Aggression is a natural instinct in dogs, but when it becomes problematic and interferes with our lives and our relationships, owners must take steps to address the issue. We’ve listed some of the most common types of dog aggression and discussed strategies for nipping them in the bud. Read on to find out more.
Resource Aggression
First on our list of types of dog aggression is resource aggression. Also referred to as resource guarding and possession aggression, resource aggression is when a dog displays aggressive behaviour, such as growling, snapping, and biting, over things like food or toys.