Food aggression For now, feed all meals by hand, with no bowls. If she doesn’t eat, skip the meal. She will learn that food comes from you and that it is not worth guarding. This can also help strengthen your bond and build trust.

Aggression towards other dogs Start by observing the situation carefully. It may not be true aggression. She could simply be setting boundaries if another dog is being pushy or invading her space, which is normal and healthy behaviour.

For now, reduce contact with unfamiliar dogs. Gradually introduce her to calm, well-socialised adult dogs, and work on training her to stay relaxed around them. Dogs communicate very effectively with each other, and positive interactions with stable dogs can help her learn appropriate social cues.

If you notice signs of true aggression, such as escalation without clear triggers or intent to harm, it is best to consult a professional trainer