Sentences with phrase «aggressive behavior occurs»

To intervene in play aggression, first determine if there is a pattern to when and where aggressive behavior occurs.

If and when aggressive behavior occurs, you can bet that owner is going to call up a trainer, because aggressive behavior in a Lab is not considered «normal.»

If your dog is resource guarding (the aggressive behavior occurs when she has yummy food or toys), you may want to remove access to toys or special treats that cause the issue, or feed them in a different room if it happens with their food bowl.

For Stewart, this aggressive behavior occurred so frequently that signing the word «sorry» had become an automatic response.

Not exact matches

Since the creation of those surveys Deffenbacher and others have found that, like most human behavior, aggressive driving occurs along a spectrum — from mild to annoying to troubling to homicidal.

Sexual behavior also occurs after aggressive encounters, especially among males.

«Impulsive aggression, by definition, is aggressive behavior that occurs automatically, or almost automatically, without evidence of any inhibition or thought about whether it should be carried out,» Anderson says.

If you experience this sort of Aggressive Cat Behavior from your pet, try to become aware of any signals that a bite or scratch is about to occur.

When dogs express their aversion for cages, other dog crate training problems occur, including aggressive dog behavior.

The first time your dog shows aggressive behavior toward anybody, even if no injury occurs, seek professional help from a trainer.

If you can recognize several of the above behaviors, and they occur frequently, chances are that you have an aggressive puppy or dog.

Behavior changes may occur, where normally friendly cats may become more withdrawn or easily annoyed, and normally standoffish or aggressive cats may suddenly become quiet and affectionate.

Once a male is neutered, this degree of aggressive behavior is much less likely to occur.

Possessive aggressive dog behavior occurs when he feels the need to protect his food, toys, or other important things.

Cats who display aggressive behaviors in their cages when minimum interaction is occurring are not ready to be part of the Feline - ality Adoption Program.

The hallmark of this form of aggression is that it occurs when the dog is in the midst of another aggressive behavior — for instance, the dog is fighting with another dog and the owner reaches for the dog's collar and is bitten.

Doing so enables one to predict when aggressive behavior is likely to occur and may suggest possible solutions.

Aggressive behavior and dog bites can still occur, especially if the dog is approached while in the corner or area he has found for protection from potential danger.

Aggressive behavior toward family members or fellow pets can occur when a dog feels that his boundaries are being overstepped or his security is in jeopardy.

If unwanted behaviors occur — for example, a bird being aggressive around its cage — the command will help get the bird to come to the owner.

• Cats have been fighting for at least two weeks • Minor or major aggressive encounters occur four times during the last two weeks • Households of 2 to 5 indoor cats • Cats must all be more than 6 months old • Male cats must be neutered • All cats should be healthy • Cats that are separated are not eligible • Cats given behavior drugs or pheromones are not eligible

Step in quickly to stop aggressive behavior or redirect it before it occurs.

If aggression occurs in the classroom, the teacher may use a behavior chart or incentive program to punish aggressive behavior and reward positive behaviors.

Aggressive behavior that many of us shake our heads at in dismay while watching soap operas or talk shows like Jerry Springer occurs in every - day relationships too.

Psychologists have used the term Passive - Aggressive Personality Disorder (PAPD) as a label to characterize people who are chronically stubborn, pouty, sulky, irritable, procrastinating, and argumentative.1 More recently, PAPD was renamed Negativistic Personality Disorder to include other negative behaviors, such as complaining about being misunderstood, envy of others, and exaggerated complaints of personal misfortune.2 Both terms have been controversial; some psychologists believe that many of the symptoms only occur in certain situations (or certain relationships) and do not reflect an underlying pervasive personality trait that the person carries with them across relationships.3

One of the primary causes as to why this occurs can be traced back to aggressive behavior in young children.

Children who are at risk for conduct disorder, however, may be more likely to exhibit aggressive behavior in response to viewing violence.10, 19 Therefore, access to these reinforcers should occur with parental supervision.