Why is a Labrador Retriever aggressive?

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Most Labrador Retrievers are relatively gentle and will not show aggressive behavior without reason. But each Lab has its own unique personality and behavior. In addition, some factors may cause a Labrador to show aggression. For example, if a Labrador has suffered abuse or injury, it may develop strong vigilance and aggression.

In addition, if a Labrador has not received proper socialization training, it may also show aggression. Also, when a Labrador feels pain or discomfort, it may become irritable and show increased aggression.

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