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My puppy gets aggressive around certain treats otherwise he is a very passive dog why?
because unconsciously, in his mind, you have allowed him to remain dominantly around certain treats, if he growls and you talk to him telling him to stop, or that its ok, you are actually reinforcing the behavior. get a tennis racket or an object that you can use as a tool and when he has the treat in front of him part him with it by sticking the racket in between him and the treat, that way if he bites its the racket not you. When you approach him you must look confident and never look or feel fearful or frustrated or angry. if you back down you will only make him more powerful, after you have your tool between him and the treat point behind him, and snap your fingers. You are then asking him to back away from what you are claiming. Out of habit he may not do it at first but he cant fight forever. I cant stress enough how important it is that you dont not give up. No matter how he tries to get it keep blocking him from it using the racket/tool. once he backs up,even if its a little bit, you take then take the space he was standing in keeping the racket in front of you close to the floor, every time he backs up you take the space. Once he lays down calmly or runs or walks away you have accomplished what you are asking. He has now surrendered. You have now claimed the treat and all the space around. then lift up the racket and turn around confidently and pick up the treat. Do not allow him to have it until he is calm and has waited for it, while its on the ground, and does not go get it until you ok it. make him wait a few feet away that way your asking him to give you space. The reason why you dont just take it when the racket is between them is because you then make it a game of chase, or " I will attack you when you turn around and take back whats mine" If you just take it you didnt earn it in his mind. I hope this helps, and i would say you should watch the dog whisperer on the national geograpic channel. It will help a lot.
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