Today's Daily Dose: Aggressive dogs
Find out why tooth extraction may not solve the problem of a biting dog.
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“Removing a dog’s teeth to combat a clinical sign, without having a thorough understanding of the underlying motivation for biting, can result in a dog that is still suffering. Once the dog can no longer bite, the client often feels no need to avoid stimuli that were causing the dog to bite in the first place. These stimuli are usually causing fear and anxiety in the dog, both of which are profound emotions that, when unrelieved, can result in a great deal of stress and suffering.”
-Valarie V. Tynes, DVM, DACVB
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