Is my puppy aggressive quiz

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This quiz explores various behaviors in puppies to determine if they exhibit signs of aggression or are simply displaying normal playful tendencies. Analyzing responses about interactions with humans, other dogs, and reactions during play helps to provide insight into your puppy's behavior.

Does your puppy frequently jump on your leg?

A majority of respondents (63.28%) report that their puppies exhibit this behavior, possibly indicating excitement or a need for attention rather than aggression. Meanwhile, 36.72% of puppies do not demonstrate this jumping behavior, which could be due to training or a more reserved personality.

How does your puppy behave when playing with other dogs?

When playing with other dogs, 27.08% of puppies engage in chasing, while others jump on (12.92%) or playfully bite (13.23%) the ears of their playmates. These actions are typical of puppy play and don't necessarily indicate aggression. However, some puppies growl or snarl (6.77%), which might warrant closer observation to ensure these are playful and not aggressive signals. Interestingly, a significant portion (33.23%) have yet to interact with other dogs, highlighting the importance of socialization.

What does your puppy do when meeting new people?

Most puppies show curiosity, with 40.67% sniffing new individuals, which is a normal and non-aggressive behavior. However, behaviors such as lunging (11.67%), barking (14%), snapping (2.67%), or hiding (6%) might indicate fear or anxiety rather than explicit aggression. These actions suggest areas where your puppy might benefit from positive reinforcement and gradual exposure to new experiences.

How does your puppy react when you take away its toy?

Most respondents (77.35%) report no growling or snarling from their puppies when their toys are taken away, suggesting they are comfortable with resource sharing. Yet, 22.65% of puppies do growl, which could signify possessiveness. This behavior might indicate a need for training to promote calmness and sharing.

When playing, does your puppy bite your hand?

A significant majority (66.43%) note that their puppies often bite during play, a common way puppies explore and interact. While this is usually part of normal teething behavior, guiding puppies towards gentle play can help mitigate roughness. Some report occasional biting (28.67%), while only a small fraction (4.9%) never experience biting.

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