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Interdog aggression for Clients

In this video, Dr. Lisa Radosta addresses the challenging issue of interdog aggression, offering practical advice for pet owners whose dogs are fighting. She discusses four options for managing such situations: rehoming one dog, lifelong separation, partial reintroduction with safeguards, or attempting full integration through extensive behavior modification and training. Dr. Radosta emphasizes that no option is inherently superior; it depends on what works best for the family and the dogs involved. She outlines six critical facts about dog aggression, including the importance of treating fights immediately, understanding that both dogs contribute to the problem, and recognizing common triggers such as resources, tight spaces, or stress. To start addressing aggression, Dr. Radosta advises consulting a veterinarian to rule out health issues and implementing immediate separation to prevent further fights, which can worsen the situation over time. Early intervention and professional guidance are key to ensuring safety and improving relationships between dogs.