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imaginary girl

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10. Yes, it's easier for dogs in high arousal...

Reply to QED (Reply #9)

Tue Feb 10, 2026, 12:34 PM

Feb 10

(good or bad) to switch into aggression. But resource guarding can be an issue at any time. Does she have any pain or itchiness right now? Pain, itchiness, and GI issues can definitely contribute to behaviors you don't normally see.

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Second dog fight in a week. [View all] QED Feb 9 OP

I know otherss will provide truly helpful suggestions. My first thought niyad Feb 9 #1

The ER vet said just that QED Feb 9 #2

We had a pet become very agressive because of a sever medical issue that was not immediately Ferrets are Cool Feb 9 #5

Check with your vet. Dear_Prudence Feb 9 #3

I have appointments with my vet for both QED Feb 10 #7

Are you feeding them all in the same room? Bayard Feb 9 #4

I feed them in their crates QED Feb 10 #8

When did this girl come in? Bayard Feb 10 #12

I've had her since June. QED Feb 10 #13

I agree about finding a behaviorist... imaginary girl Feb 9 #6

I'm definitely more vigilant. QED Feb 10 #9

Yes, it's easier for dogs in high arousal... imaginary girl Feb 10 #10

I don't see any of that. QED Feb 10 #11