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Bichons may become aggressive when they feel their territory is threatened, often barking and growling at unfamiliar visitors.
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These dogs show aggression when they sense danger to their family, reacting with growls or snarls to defend their loved ones.
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A scared Bichon may lash out if it feels cornered or overwhelmed by unfamiliar situations or people.
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Bichon Frises may display aggression toward other dogs or animals if they feel threatened or challenged, especially in crowded areas.
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They can become aggressive over food, toys, or personal space, especially in environments where they feel they need to defend their belongings.
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Bichons may act aggressively if they perceive a rival (human or animal) receiving attention that they crave or feel entitled to.
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Without proper socialization, a Bichon’s aggressive tendencies may manifest suddenly, especially when they feel insecure or provoked.
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Consistent training can help curb aggression in Bichon Frises by addressing triggers and reinforcing positive behaviors.
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