Are you ready to address the aggressive dog behavior of your "best friend"? Do you get embarrassed often by your dog's behavior and are ready to put a stop to it? If your answer is yes, read on.
  Dog aggression is very common, even though it should not be tolerated.
 Aggressive dog behavior gets worse over time, and can become dangerous.
 What starts out as an insignificant sign can turn into major problems.
 So you should always watch out for signs of aggression in a dog.
  Some signs of aggressive dog behavior are:

• Being possessive and not wanting other dogs or people near you
• Jumping on you and others
• Barking and growling
• Being demanding and pushy to get their way
• Pulling the leash and walking ahead of you

Of course, biting and attacking are considered much more aggressive behaviors, but aggression is aggression, and should be addressed before it gets out of control.
  An aggressive dog is not a happy dog and also makes it very stressful for you to take him out or even to have people over.
 He can be very annoying, to put it mildly.
 And the fact that you love him makes it hard on you as well, because nobody wants to be around an aggressive dog.
 Furthermore, he can also cause harm if he gets overly aggressive, which could happen.
  Because you love your dog, you realize that it would be better for the both of you if you took action and got some help.
 It is really the best thing you can do for both of you.
 You both are going to need to make changes.
 You need to become the leader, and he needs to listen to you and obey you.
Hiring a trainer would be very expensive.
 But there are other remedies which work even better.
 You need a system that will help you and your dog get into the right relationship.
   You can change your dog's aggressive behavior.
  You will be amazed and relieved at the change that it can make and how much you will be able to enjoy your "best friend" at all times.