Neutered males are generally better pets than unneutered males and are far less likely to develop objectionable behaviors such as urine marking, providing they are neutered before such behaviors begin and become habits. (uvma.org)
«Lack of appropriate interaction with human family members can increase aggression, destruction and other objectionable behaviors,» says Christensen. (petpeoplesplace.com)
This training can go a long way toward eliminating objectionable behaviors in the workplace. (entrepreneur.com)