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Discover LudwigThe phrase "aggressive dog" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a dog that displays hostile or violent behavior, often in contexts related to pet ownership, animal behavior, or safety concerns.
Example: "The aggressive dog barked loudly and lunged at the fence, alarming the neighbors."
Alternatives: "hostile dog" or "dangerous dog".
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He wanted a big dog, a dangerous dog, an aggressive dog, a master of aggression like he himself was.
She devoted four years to rehabilitating the aggressive dog.
Or someone would call in and say, 'I've got a real aggressive dog.
— over making the place available solely to you and your aggressive dog.
Just because someone is a Rottweiler fancier doesn't mean they have a dangerous or aggressive dog".
I worry that an aggressive dog will come up and attack my dog".
Unless you have a large or aggressive dog that lives outdoors, vegetable gardens should be fenced to keep deer out.
"A fatal dog attack is not just a dog bite by a big or aggressive dog," Lockwood went on.
His father came running, which is the kind of thing that will rile up an aggressive dog.
It's a reflection of what the dog of choice is among people who want to own an aggressive dog".
The Terriers identity, David Wagner called it: a small, aggressive dog going paw to paw with big dogs.
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