acute respiratory distress syndrome (adult respiratory distress syndrome) a group of symptoms accompanying fulminant pulmonary edema and resulting in acute respiratory failure; see also acute respiratory distress syndrome.
1 The number one way to communicate to a dog that you are his pack leader is to take him for a walk. 2  Not the type of walk most humans take their dogs on but a pack walk, where the dog is made to heel beside or behind the human who is holding the lead. During the time you are establishing your higher pack position, no hugs should be given to the dog by you, as a dominant dog may consider this a challenge of power. 2  To a dog in a dominant frame of mind eye contact is a challenge. 3  Whoever averts his gaze first loses.
1 Reward your dog with treats and praise for calm, subordinate behavior. 2  When your puppy sees that behaving well is a good thing, he will be much less prone to act out aggressively. 3  Beware of puppy teething. 4  Puppies teeth between the ages of three and six months, and at this time they become more playful. If you act quickly and consistently enough, your puppy will halt its aggressive behavior before it even becomes an issue. 2  Establish yourself as the leader from the start. 3  Set rules that are humane but consistently enforced. 4  Get your puppy accustomed to your handling off food, toys, and his body.