Sentences with phrase «fear of people and other animals»

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Issues that often require the use of medication include separation anxiety, phobias, compulsive behaviors and fear of people, objects or other animals.

Fearing the teeth of a proposed animal control ordinance could punish those who own guard dogs, the City Council has sent the law back for more work.The ordinance, which the city has been trying to rewrite for two years, includes a provision that would keep dogs who have attacked people or other animals at home.However, council member Guy White said he is worried that a dog that bites a trespasser would be considered a vicious dog and a homeowner could be penalized for defending his property.

Poorly bred Dobermans will have fear problems, of people, other animals, and in a variety of situations.

Most dogs bite out of fear rather than anything else, but the Staffordshire Terrier is literally fearless so it is great with children, other animals and people too.

Fluoxetine and sertraline have been used successfully to treat a number of anxiety - related behavior problems such as separation anxiety and fear of people, other animals or other things that the dog may encounter daily.

A puppy not exposed to sufficient experiences, people, other animals and noises during this time is unfortunately destined for a lifetime of fear and sometimes aggression problems.

Such a test eliminates the anthropocentric and economic fears that any per se categorization of all animals as persons raises, yet it allows the law to acknowledge what much of society has come to recognize: that the anthropomorphic qualities and relationships formed with pets distinguish them from other animals and make them more valuable than their fair market prices.

* That most puppies learn fear of new people, other animals, and surroundings when not properly socialized at an early age.

Warning signs that your pet might not be a good boarder include aggressive behavior around other people and animals, excessive whining, crying and barking every time you leave the house, and irrational fear of new people and environments.

Some common factors to consider include location, loudness, distance, speed of movement, length of time near the other animal or person, response of the other animal or person, and body postures of the animal or person who induces fear or aggression.