|Articles|August 11, 2009

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“Behaviors that may indicate a problem are prolonged, deep-tone growling; a fixed gaze; a stiff posture; and aggression that is situational or stimulus-dependent (not spontaneous).”

-Wayne L. Hunthausen, DVM

From Counseling new puppy owners: Normal play vs. aggressive tendencies

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