21/10/2026
🐾 Aggression in Dogs – A Growing Concern for Vets
Aggression‑related cases in dogs are increasing, and as vets we are seeing more families reach crisis point. Too many dogs are being euthanised because their behaviour has escalated beyond what owners feel able to manage. In many situations, timely behavioural intervention can prevent this outcome.
As a veterinary surgeon, I strongly encourage owners to seek professional behaviourist support at the earliest signs of concern. Early action saves lives, protects families, and gives dogs the chance to learn safer, calmer patterns of behaviour.
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🐶 Recommended Behaviourist – Lottie, Cotswold K9
For owners facing aggression, reactivity, or unpredictable behaviour, I recommend Lotie at Cotswold K9.
She provides structured, evidence‑based behaviour modification programmes and works closely with veterinary practices to support dogs who are at risk of surrender or euthanasia.
Lottie’s approach is:
- Calm, consistent, and welfare‑focused
- Tailored to each dog’s history and triggers
- Designed to rebuild trust and reduce risk
Many dogs who were previously considered “unmanageable” have made significant progress under his guidance.
🌟 A Better Path Forward
If your dog is showing aggression, please reach out before the situation becomes unmanageable. Behaviour support is not a last resort — it is often the turning point.
For professional behavioural help, contact Lotie – Cotswold K9.
Your dog deserves every chance to succeed.
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