The Benefits of Addressing Behaviors at the Emotional Level

Any time you can address a behavior at the emotional level, it behooves you to do so. For example, if my dog is no longer afraid of strangers, then they no longer bark and growl and lunch or hide. They will revert to their natural default eventually. If I wasn't in the middle of doing something, I could just stop and interact with her. It's only advantageous to you to address the root issue.