Aggressive dog - what should I do?

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One year old? He’s still practically a puppy; he MUST follow canine etiquette. Personally, I’d make sure he gets put in his place by other dogs during supervised sessions (in my local area, there’s a brilliant trainer who works with Rhodesian Ridgebacks: I promise you, it soon humbles all the big shots who are used to acting a bit too big for their boots, lol).

I also find that hanging around people living on the streets with their dogs is a good solution: usually, their dogs are incredibly strict about canine manners—very stern but not dangerous (I suppose being in a pack gives them a non-aggressive authority).

(I did that with my Bichon when she was little: she wasn't aggressive at all, but she treated every dog in the world like a bumper car. That’s very risky behaviour when you only weigh about 10 lbs compared to, say, a grumpy old dog. After three one-minute sessions, she finally understood how to respect other dogs. Of course, you can never rule out accidents, but I love being able to let my dog say hello freely to any dog she meets; it’s been five years now and everything is still going great.)

In any case, the issue needs to be sorted before the dog turns two, otherwise there’s no choice but the life sentence of a muzzle...