The document discusses factors that can contribute to juvenile delinquency and aggression in animals. It suggests that growing up in a violent environment, feeling unimportant, failing in school, and lacking quality family time and proper rules can lead youth to act out. For the wolf White Fang, not receiving love, being beaten, and only knowing fighting as he had no freedom also made him vicious, but these behaviors changed when he received attention, consequences, and was no longer abused or forced to fight.