Essentially we're asking about nature vs. nurture. Get a veterinary behaviorist's point of view on this eternal question.
(Getty Images)It's easy to say that crazy owners DO make crazy pets, and it helps you let off steam, but Lisa Radosta, DVM, DACVB, says don't be quick to judge. In this excerpt from her "Your Veterinary Voice" podcast, she talks with dvm360 Business Channel Director Brendan Howard about how veterinarians-and owners themselves-are quick to put bad behavior squarely on the owners' shoulders. Ease up! That pup was more likely wired that way.
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