Sentences with phrase «dominance aggression issues»

Not exact matches

For more on common triggers of biting (like body handling, fear, dominance, annoyance, and redirection aggression), flip to Body and Soul (pg 60) of our Oct - Nov 2016 issue!

Behavioral modification (issues with roaming, aggression, inter-male aggression, dominance, urine marking, etc..)

If you don't have a lot of experience dealing with dogs, you want a breed that is people - oriented with a low incidence of aggression, no dominance problems and few temperament issues.

There is not way knowing if one of the dogs in that park has dominance or aggression issues.

Causes of aggression in parrots include territoriality, hormonal fluxes during adolescence or breeding season, stress, lack of mental stimulation, and dominance issues, to name a few.

A May 2009 issue of the Journal of Veterinary Behavior highlighted a study that indicated human attempts to assert dominance over dogs tend to increase canine aggression in return.

Speaking of hogging the bed, allowing your pets to sleep in your bed can create or intensify dominance and aggression issues in both dogs and cats.

To name just a few: a house dog is often territorial; there can be rank or dominance problem between the new dogs; or there can be inter-male or inter-female issues that result in aggression.

Dobermans may be turned over to Rescue because they need too much exercise, or because of health problems, or dominance issues, or nervousness, or aggression.

Ridgebacks may be turned over to Rescue because they need more exercise than the owner expected, or due to dominance issues or aggression toward other animals.

Chesapeakes may be turned over to Rescue because they need too much exercise, or for issues of dominance, or aggression toward other animals.

Akitas may be turned over to Rescue because of dominance issues, or aggression toward other animals.

Description: This presentation will explore one of the most common behavior issues seen in veterinary behavior medicine, fear based aggression, and will try to diminish the idea that all aggression is related to dominance.

By understanding that dominance is not the issue and learning that retaliatory aggression is detrimental, owners take the most important step toward improving the situation.

It also allows you to recognize potential problems with dominance or aggression so you can address the issue before it escalates.

Sometimes dominance issues cause dog aggression, and sometimes frustration causes it.

Dogos may be turned over to Rescue because they need too much exercise, or due to dominance, aggression, or shyness issues.