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I have a 2-year-old neutered male Beagle named Tin who has recently shown signs of aggression such as growling, barking, and biting when we try to pick him up or move him when he doesn't want to. He also shows these signs when we try to take things from his mouth. How do we resolve this?

July 13th, 2024

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