Sentences with phrase «approaching perceived threat»

Reported aberrant behaviors included the dog submerging its entire head when drinking, sound and touch sensitivity, shyness of doors or other barriers, exaggerated flight distance, and shyness to an approaching perceived threat.

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By taking this approach, they play a part in dissuading farmers from killing cheetahs who they wrongly perceive to be a threat.

In the wild, cortisol spikes massively when you face any perceived mental threat, so in a mouse's case, it might be a hungry dog approaching across a field.

If you anticipate trouble when you see other dogs headed your way, your dog will pick up on your uneasiness and immediately perceive the approaching dog as a threat.

The way you approach the new member of your family is important and you should never rush in from above patting a dog's head as they perceive this as a threat.

Desensitizing Your Leash Reactive Dog Desensitizing your dog to a perceived threat, such as an approaching dog, may happen very quickly, or it might take a period of time.

Getting him neutered will tackle the problem in a two - pronged approach: firstly, it will largely prevent him from initiating any problems, as he will have much less desire to fight; and secondly, it will prevent other dogs from perceiving him as a threat and acting accordingly, since he will no longer smell much like a male.

A series of studies have identified a number of facets of parenting that may contribute to a «protective» approach to parenting in difficult circumstances that may reduce perceived threat and adversity for youth (Brody et al., 1994, 2002, 2004; Brody and Flor, 1998; Wills et al., 2000, 2003; Gibbons et al., 2004).

REM: Vancouver has been perceived as being somewhat self - centred in its approach to change — the latest example being your threat to leave the provincial association unless certain actions were taken.