What is violence and aggression in the dog and what is a dog?
Violence, aggression and nervousness are three words that are attributed to many behaviors seen in dogs. Quite naturally, all animals in the wild become violent and nervous when another animal comes into their territory or when defending their children or themselves. Animals that live in groups (such as dogs) are violent and full of aggression and threats. They are also used to establish social order in the herd. So, in general, it can be said that violence and aggression and threats of dogs are behaviors that start with threats and warnings and lead to attacks.