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I have an almost eight year old, very handsome golden. He is starting to show random acts of agression. Our boy is not fixed. Will fixing him help the agression? I never fixed him because I wanted to breed him...that no longer matters. He has always been very mild mannerd, never a growl from him unless it is during a tug of war. Now he is getting snarly about his food, and snappy. He is almost 8 years old, he still has a lot of puppy in him, pounces on his toys like a cat, zooming around the yard playing... and he FINALLY RTETRIEVES! he finally grasped the concept this week. Until now he has been a golden retreiter.
Long story short, he is a member of my family. I am looking for advice as to why his behaviour is changing and signs to be aware of that may lead to agression, is he getting old and crankey at times? Will fixing him help or it his behaviour patterns set in stone(so to speak). This is my first animal and I am learning everyday.
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Long story short, he is a member of my family. I am looking for advice as to why his behaviour is changing and signs to be aware of that may lead to agression, is he getting old and crankey at times? Will fixing him help or it his behaviour patterns set in stone(so to speak). This is my first animal and I am learning everyday.