Since dogs are social animals, they will thrive in environments that foster feelings of belongingness to being in a group with a single character, mission, and territory. Dogs have this instinctive longing to be a part of something and you as your pet’s pack leader must uphold this as well.
As your dog’s pack alpha leader, it is your duty to espouse an aura of solidarity and camaraderie among the pack’s members. You will be responsible for the protection and welfare of your pets. You must also allow them to participate in activities involving the group, display self-confidence, consistency, and control. Becoming a strong leader for your pack will boost your pet’s self-confidence. You must also be an example of your pack’s ideal interactions between the dogs and the human members. For homes with more than one dog, pack walks must happen to enhance feelings of pack pride.
If there is no dominant leader of the pack, a dog could become anxious and nervous. A dog will try and assume leadership of the pack, becoming aggressive, fighting with other dogs. Then if that dog takes up the dominant pack leader role, he will tend to be always nervous and restless because he will take the leadership responsibility very seriously. Check with your vet Gresham OR about vital pet issues.
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