unterHUNDs Research
Labels explain little. These reviews look at what the behaviour achieves, which factors raise risk, and why two dogs doing the same thing on a lead may want opposite outcomes. Included are the claims that persist without evidence.
These articles are written in English and aimed at trainers, behaviour consultants and veterinary professionals. Deutschsprachige Beiträge findest du im Hunderatgeber.
A dog bites a visitor in the hallway. The owner says it came out of nowhere, that the dog has never done anything like it, that he is not an aggressive dog. All three statements ar…
July 25, 2026
Some dogs cannot stay with a task for thirty seconds. Some cannot settle in a room where nothing is happening. Some cannot wait, ever, for anything. Owners describe all three as "h…
June 21, 2026
The idea that dogs continually test humans for rank, and that owners must physically assert authority to keep order, has outlasted the evidence that produced it by several decades.…
May 7, 2026
Most owners read impulsive behavior as a training gap. A dog lunges at another dog, bolts after a squirrel, or cannot settle in an exciting place, and the conclusion is that the do…
April 14, 2026
For decades, testosterone has been cast as the primary driver of canine aggression – a hormonal switch that, once flipped, turns a calm dog dangerous. This narrative has fueled cou…
April 2, 2026
Two dogs bark and lunge at the end of the lead when another dog appears fifty metres away. One is trying to make it go away. The other is trying to get to it. The outbursts look ne…
March 7, 2026