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Rise in Aggressive Dog Cases Since COVID-19 Pandemic

DEERFIELD BEACH, Fla., Sept. 21, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- Top Gun Dog Training in South Florida has seen a rise in cases of dog aggression, fear, and anxiety. Even dogs that are very young puppies, ages 8-12 weeks old, are developing aggression issues such as resource guarding and people aggression.

Article & Video - How to keep your dog's behavior in check during coronavirus outbreak . As our nation continues to grapple with the coronavirus outbreak, a South Florida dog trainer is helping families with uneasy pets.

Video -  Social distancing stressful for pets as well as their humans. A dog trainer says bad behavior calls have increased and it could be due to dogs feeling the stress their owners are under. WPTV's Linnie Suppal reports.

Article - Dogs, like humans, need mental and physical stimulation. The world may have stopped to a certain degree, but at least one thing hasn’t changed: dogs, like humans, need physical and mental stimulation.