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Dr. Tajunnisa M
Hello. Yes. The hormones could be one main reason. Older ones tend to dominate younger or weak dogs. Spaying would help if it is the problem. Other reason could be a trigger fight, wherein inaccessible things like favourite treat/bone/bowl/place becomes the reason for possessiveness and thus aggression. Supervise your pet’s behaviour to see what exactly is triggering him. Spaying is a good idea to fight back the male dominance.
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