Bryan Bailey

Dogs are not humans. Dogs are domesticated, social predators with jaws and claws and they use them to kill an average of 40 Americans per year, and injure 5 million others. Whether you own an aggressive dog or encounter one, knowing the cause of dog aggression and how to avoid it is crucial for the safety of you and your family.

Dog adoptions begin with noble intentions, but oftentimes, they turn into nightmares when the new dog begins attacking you, your children, and your other dogs. Learn what signs to look for and the questions to ask to avoid bringing a dangerous dog into your home. Also, learn how to get out of the situation safely, and humanely, while avoiding libelous pitfalls.

Twenty percent of all dogs suffer from continual, unwarranted fears and phobias at levels that are deemed clinically maladaptive making conventional training ineffective and often dangerous. Learn how your safety and your dog’s quality of life can be restored by blending psychoactive medications with proven behavioral adjustment plans.