Makes sense Brigita, I am following you except for the whole dominance, handler aggression thing influencing social aggression. I may have misunderstood, but I thought these things did not have to have anything to do with social aggression, let alone influence. I understood that they seem to corrolate most of the time, but can you explain this in rookie terms for me?
Let me ask you(anybody) this. Brigita, you said that ther are different degrees of social aggression. I would like to discuss the varying degrees of this. Its pretty obvious that once someone is landed with a dog that has a lot, they are going to know it right away. But can a dog have a little or a lot of this? Can you see it only certain times in different environments ect.?
I have a question for Brigita as well: How early would one detect social aggression in a dog. In other words, is this trait something seen at maturity or is it something one might see in a younger dog i.e. under 1 year of age? Many of the things you described in your most previous post are things I see in my dog.
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