It actually should be less aggressive, but if it is an older dog it will probably remember more than it would if it was young.
Of course! Stop him now! Soon or later the dog is going to get tired of getting hurt and will attack the child; not because of being a bad dog or being aggressive; because it is in their instinct to protect themselves.
It depends on the dog that you have now. Is it aggressive to other animals? I have a three year old dog and just got a puppy that was only four months and they were a little snippy around each other at first, but after about a week they got along, they are playing together now like they have been together for years. Take your dog around other dogs and see how it acts. If it is to aggressive I would not get another one. Just make sure you give them the same amount of attention and love or your older dog might get jealous and end up hating the new dog.
Yes, they are like a Husky, and most would prefer the cold. I have an Akita now, used to have a Husky that would sleep in the snow instead of her Igloo.
Yes, because all dogs should be neutered to avoid puppies that have the potential of not finding homes. If you look on petfinders.com you will see that there are hundreds of animals without homes. Sometimes these homeless animals lives were started because of a dog that wasn't neutered. Now what do these animals have to live for?
No, they are like any other dog. If taught to be mean or abused then they will grow to be agrressive. They are not people aggressive unless taught to be. I have one who lives with 3 cats and another dog. My cats are more aggressive than he is. I will say he is the most loyal loving dog I have ever owned. I will never own another breed now because of him. Do not believe the media hype. I was scared of the breed but was open minded enough to take in this puppy. I have changed many minds with my dog. Anyone who was previously scared because of the breed now love my dog.
A responsible dog owner that loves and cares for his dog will keep the dog confined. A fenced in yard makes for a good owner or a chain link dog run with a nice warm dog house inside to protect the dog from the weather. A good dog owner does not let his or her dog run loose, he can get into fights, urinate & defecate on neighbors lawns & plants, produce unwanted puppies if not neutered, get hit by a car, etc. Keep your dog confined somewhere and he will be safe. Why let him run loose? That is just irresponsible. Get him neutered if you haven't already.
Ferrets that are adopted from pet shelters, or bought from pet stores will be neutered. The largest breeder of ferrets in the US - Marshall Farms will have two blue tattoo dots on the ears indicating it has been neutered. Private breeders usually will not sell a ferret without the agreement that you have the ferret neutered. A whole male ferret has a really strong musk odor.
USA laws state that your now infact official property of the dog
For now you will have to restrain your dog, but it's highly advised that you work with your dog with a professional trainer. Your dog has bad habits. The own of the dog is suppose to be the 'leader' and the dog obeys when given commands. Please seek professional help soon before the dog harms someone and is put down.
You can get your female dog spayed as early as 6 months of age. It is a good idea to get her spayed before her first heat as the occurrence of breast cancer later on is greatly reduced to almost 0. Some Veterinarians are now saying the larger breeds should wait until they are around 14 months old, to allow for bone growth and maturing of the urethra. Ask your Veterinarian. Do not spay her in heat though.
It means that you need to get your dog in to be checked out by a Veterinarian as soon as possible. Do not wait and make your dog suffer, go now.
Yeah it's cruel, especially if the cat was always outside before this. Get him neutered if you're afraid he will run away