The Aggressive Behaviors in Dogs group (Agbeh for short), currently with more than700 experienced dog trainers from around the world, is an Internet discussion group for people who have a strong interest in canine behaviors and training. Members discuss how to modify the behavior of dogs that sometimes exhibit aggressive behaviors toward dogs and/or toward people.  Currently the group has just over 3,400 members from around the world.

Read through some of the resources here at the web site to gain a flavor for what to expect in the discussion group.  That's located at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/agbeh    You may click the "Join Agbeh" button on the left here to subscribe.

To contact Barbara Brill to arrange an appointment for a private dog-behavior consultation in the Rochester, NY geographic area, use the "Contact Us" clickable link at the bottom of the page. Anappointment may be arranged on a fee for service basis.  I do not do free consults.

Please do not write me a lengthy letter descriibing your dog's behavior problems in the expectation that I will spend  hours of my time reading your message and then preparing a comprehensive training message for you, all with no financial compensation.  The free information is already available here at  this web site and through the Agbeh group at YahooGroups where I'ved devotged many hours each week for ten years. 

If your dog is exhibiting serious aggressive bheaviors, inflicting injury, then it would be wise for you to hire an experienced dog-training professional to evaluate your  dog in person and to make recommendations. 

Click the FAQs ciickable tab to find a listing of professional organizations; most of them have membership directories which are searchable by geographic area.  Through that resource, I hope you'll be able to  find  an experienced dog-behavioral professional within driving distance to assist your efforts.

 Thanks for understanding. The  aim is to help keep families, their children and  their other pets safe from injury.