Being able to tell if someone else, whether human or animal, is happy with us, about to get aggressive, or even paying attention, can have major evolutionary advantages. Now, a new study led by the ...

Fear aggression. This can be caused by a variety of triggers. Some dogs are naturally more anxious and fearful in the same way that some people are, and it can be passed on from their parents.

Vets warn aggression is almost TWICE as prevalent in popular dog breed - and those with a GOLDEN coat are the most vicious. Scientists found that English cocker spaniels were the most aggressive breed ...

According to the ASPCA, some signs of dog aggression to look out for in the dog park are a guttural bark that sounds threatening, lunging forward or charging at a person with no contact, showing ...

There are many, many factors as to why a dog is aggressive. Obviously, in the evolutionary past, aggression was a positive advantage, as it meant that the aggressor could get hold of the food or a ...