Aggressive Dog Training is designed to help dog owners solve their dog aggression issues.

If you have an aggressive dog or a puppy that is showing signs of aggression like biting, growling, and barking - this website is for you.

You'll find a great source of dog training information and tips covering a variety of dog obedience problems.

Read real life stories of how other dog owners overcame their dog training issues and what method of training worked for them.

If you really want to get the most out of your dog, you must learn how to become your dog's pack leader! Once you become the "Alpha Dog," you'll see your dog start to: Show you new-found respect; Begin responding to you like never before; Bond to you and love you like you're the best human in the world; Actually start wanting to please you!

Interdog aggression (more commonly known as "dog aggression") is distinct from "handler aggression" in that the dog is aggressive toward other dogs, and this behavior may be completely devoid of handler aggression.

In all cases of interdog aggression, there will be physical signs-- although sometimes subtle-- of the aggression, before the dog acts.

In all cases of interdog aggression, there will be physical signs-- although sometimes subtle-- of the aggression, before the dog acts.

This may include:

- Stiff and rigid body language.
- Pulling the mouth closed tightly.
- The dog may lock his gaze with the other dog.
- Curling of the upper lip.
- Lowering the head (in a stalking/hunting-like position)
- Dominant body language (a higher position than the other dog).
- Hackles up.
- Lips curled tightly against the teeth, and showing of the teeth.

Interdog aggression can be broken down into the same main subcategories that every other type of dog aggression can be categorized in, namely:

- Dominance Aggression
- Fear Aggression
- Territorial Aggression

Of course, there are others, but most will fit within one of the above mentioned categories. Aggressive dog training will eliminate these bad dog behaviors.