What should I do if my dog is like a madman?

Dogs... It's thick-skinned... I have raised Tibetan mastiffs.

It was sent by someone else.,When I came to my house, it was already oversized.,But it's only been 2 months.,After a week of my lessons (beating,scolding,flattening,smoking,No food) it became obedient from the symptoms mentioned above lz.。。。 Oh hahaha.

The Golden Retriever is supposedly full of obedience! Maybe it's because it's small.

3 months is the beginning of puppy training!

Go buy a book.

Correct your puppy's habits too.

Corporal punishment and reward go hand in hand! Don't hit it with intent to play.

Dogs are also human, and if you are afraid of him biting, it is best to take him to a pet store or buy a dog braces.

My dog is like this, because of the decoration of the home to tie him, from now on the door to the outside will not pay attention to you, as for biting things in time to stop it will get better. When my dog sees children, the elderly, and dirty clothes, he has to go up and bark, it's really terrible! I was reluctant to scold and beat more, and then my mother beat him up for a day to be quiet, and three months is the best time to train!

Personality problems. Why don't you sell it?

Did you train him? Be patient and tell him well, and he'll understand.

Biting? If biting, feeding is not recommended. Or how slippery the circle is.

It's been closed for a long time, and the dog will be insane!

Tie him up with a rope (check if he has rabies......Or maybe it's more fun.

There can be many reasons why a dog can behave out of control. Here are some common reasons:

1. Health problems: Some dogs may exhibit abnormal behaviors due to health problems, such as pain, disease, poor nutrition, and good hands. If you notice that your dog's behavior has changed a lot, consider taking him to the veterinarian for a check-up.

2. Emotional problems: Dogs may exhibit abnormal behaviors due to emotional problems, such as separation anxiety, phobias, stress, and so on. These emotional problems may stem from the dog's environment, experience, or social experience, etc., and require proper training and**.

3. Lack of training: Sometimes dogs show abnormal behaviors because they have not been trained enough, such as learning to control emotions, rules, follow instructions, etc.

You can observe when your dog exhibits this behavior and record it so that you can better understand the source of the problem and take action accordingly.

Maybe it's not enough, or it's estrogen imbalance.