Sentences with phrase «distress vocalizations»
Other signs of anxiety in cats include restlessness, avoidance, circling, and distress vocalizations.
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Distress vocalizations are exhibited when the puppy is isolated for brief periods in a strange place.
Many scientists thus refrain from using the word crying when referring to nonhumans, preferring to talk about distress vocalizations, or describe the acoustical properties of the sound.
His major sensory capacities appear to be thermal (heat) and tactile (touch) perceptions, while motor activities are limited to crawling, suckling and distress vocalization.
The AVMA's  2007 Euthanasia report acknowledges that until there is sufficient build up of gas in the lungs, animals experience a great deal of agitation: «distress vocalization (this means barking, crying, howling), struggling, attempts to escape, defensive or redirected aggression, salivation, urination, defecation» and more.
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«The touching that did happen in the post-distress seemed to happen very soon after the distress event, which tells us that all the touching and vocalizations were most likely related to the distress,» Plotnik said.
It is thought that female puppies learn care instincts during the period between 4 to 6 weeks and the response to the puppies vocalization of distress by the bitch or human may affect the way they care for their future litters.
The way the bitch or human handler responds to a puppy's vocalization of distress and general behavior may determine how the puppy reacts to stressful situations later in life.
Excessive vocalization can be a sign of distress or boredom.