Sentences with phrase «about pack behavior»

There are a lot of things about pack behavior that people tend to disregard.

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Shaw, who is also a senior research fellow at the Center for Computational Biology and Bioinformatics at Columbia University, spoke to a packed auditorium of Columbia Engineering students last spring about how the development of high - speed simulations is making possible insights into human biology that could lead to better understanding of protein behavior and to improvements in drug discovery.

Here's the truth about men: They are often prone to lewd, absurd, demented behavior, particularly when traveling in packs; and yet at the exact same time, men can be wildly romantic, in ways that are absolutely juvenile, yet weirdly soul nourishing.

Learn all you need to know about being a good pack leader, an insight to understanding canine behavior / temperament and basic obedience lessons using positive reinforcement.

The Cat Community - A website for cat owners, authored by the American Association of Feline Practitioners, packed full of information about «everything cat» (cat health, cat nutrition, cat behavior, travelling with your cat, polls, quizzes, and much more!)

In episode 68, Sean interviews Dog Trainer, Cara Putnam about her training philosophy, her focus on dogs» instincts and needs, as well as some specific ideas about how dogs» marking behavior can affect the pack -LSB-...]

Controlling canine behavior is all about understanding your place as the «pack leader» and the proper communication of commands.

In episode 68, Sean interviews Dog Trainer, Cara Putnam about her training philosophy, her focus on dogs» instincts and needs, as well as some specific ideas about how dogs» marking behavior can affect the pack and play environment.

The story I'm about to tell isn't about a decades - old criminal trial but about something Gary Landsberg, BSc, DVM, DACVB, DECAWBM, coauthor of Behavior Problems for the Dog & Cat, has been telling packed veterinary audiences for years.

This was just jam - packed with information about dogs and their potential for aggressive destructive behavior.

Wildlife biologist David Mech noted in his 2000 introduction to his study of wild wolves, «Attempting to apply information about the behavior of assemblages of unrelated captive wolves to the familial structure of natural packs has resulted in considerable confusion.

Every day was packed full of learning about dog behavior, basic training, shelter enrichment, advocating for «pit bull» dogs, and so much more.

His WWF talk is so packed with wisdom, and it's all about this basic principle of first understanding human behavior and the constraints we're stuck with, THEN figuring out how to work within this system to achieve realistic goals.