Would You Also Have Enough Courage To Open The Gate ? ? ?

This is a Shepherd Dog (Caucasian Shepherd Dog). Many dogs at a certain age, around one year old, tend to test older dogs and family members as well, in order to take the lead or top rank in the pack. They begin to defend their territory, their lying and shaded areas and their toys. They like to block the way, so they start showing it’s serious, starting with a glare and a deep growl. This is in their nature and of course this can also happen with other breeds. With small breeds under 50kg it is easier to show the dog who’s boss. However, with dogs that are larger or even heavier than the owner himself, it becomes more difficult. The question is how brave and confident the owner has to face his dog to show him that the owner is the leader of the pack and nobody else. By this I mean the psyche of the owner. If the dog notices that you are pretending to be brave but nervous on the inside, he will sense your nervousness and insecurity and will become even more courageous and aggressive towards you. Sooner or later he will take the top rank and they lose control of their pet, which can lead to big problems. But if you spend a lot of time with your pet (dog) from an early age, develop a good relationship and clear rules, then you should have enough courage and self-confidence to show your dog that you are in the highest rank and remain the pack leader . When it comes to giving up your dog because of such situations, it’s not the dog’s fault, it’s the owner’s fault. #dogs #bigdog #dog
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