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Resource guarding in dogs refers to a behavior where a dog becomes protective or defensive over items they value, such as food, toys, treats, sleeping areas, or even people. It is often characterized by growling, snarling, snapping, or biting when someone approaches the guarded resource. Common Signs of Resource Guarding: 1. Growling or showing teeth when someone gets close to the resource. 2. Stiff body posture or hovering over the item. 3. Snapping or biting as a warning or defense. 4. Eating