Not in My House! Stranger Danger Aggression with Lisa Mullinax
About this episode
Lisa Mullinax discusses the complexities of stranger-directed aggression in dogs and shares insights from her extensive experience.
What drives some dogs to react aggressively toward strangers while being perfectly lovely with their families? In this enlightening conversation, Lisa Mullinax draws from her two decades of experience working with over 4,500 dogs to unpack the complexities of stranger-directed aggression. Rather than relying on vague labels like "protective" or "territorial," Lisa focuses on observable behaviors and what they tell us about a dog's emotional state. She shares her own powerful story of living ...
People in this episode
Host: Michael Shikashio
Guest: Lisa Mullinax
Topics covered
- stranger danger aggression
- dog behavior
- emotional state
- canine training
- aggression management
Keywords
- stranger aggression
- dog training
- canine behavior
- emotional state
- aggression
- dog owner
- pet safety
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