Can my dog’s behavior problems resolve on their own?

It depends on what we're considering the issue to be. But a lot of times, I would say, if you feel like you're noticing an issue with your pet or they're developing a bad habit, then the best thing to do is to work right away to correct that bad habit.

Maybe. I guess it depends on the behavior and what was causing it. In most cases, if problem behavior is developed, there are things going on in their life that frequently trigger that behavior. Unless we do something to change that, the behavior is not likely going to change.

Dog behaviour problems rarely resolve on their own. Active intervention is typically required for effective resolution.

Usually, behavioral problems do not resolve themselves. If there's an underlying behavioral issue, it typically needs to be addressed, whether it's fear, anxiety, or a medical condition.