Children: No Other Animals: preferably no Household Structure: 1. Predictable routine and clear, consistent boundaries. 2. Restricted furniture/bed privileges to prevent ownership disputes. 3. Adequate toys, enrichment, and interactive play to reduce frustration and oral fixation. 4. Continued positive-reinforcement training (he knows sit and stay). 5. Calm, leadership-focused handling—direction without intimidation. Handlers should maintain emotional neutrality, no displays of frustration, pity, or tension Handler Style: Balanced, confident leadership is essential. Professional Involvement: Ongoing behavior-modification sessions with professional oversight are essential for long-term stability.