Sentences with phrase «issues toward other dogs»
Gilbert also has reactivity issues toward other dogs.
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Help is available for you and your pet with behavioral issues related to fear and anxiety such as reactivity, aggression toward other dogs or people, and separation anxiety.
We do not accept any dogs with aggression issues toward people or other dogs, or any with a biting history.
When a dog isn't able to use up its energy on a regular basis, it can develop behavioral issues like hyperactivity and act out through chewing, jumping on people, and even aggression toward people and other dogs.
Don't think of the dog park as a great place to socialize a dog with behavioral issues (reactivity, aggression, fear, etc.) toward other dogs or people.
We offer help for common (and not - so common) behavior issues like aggression toward people and / or other dogs, separation anxiety, over-excitement, and fearfulness.
We offer help for common (and not - so common) behavior issues like aggression toward people and / or other dogs, separation anxiety, over-excitement, resource - guarding, and fearfulness.
My thought at the time was, as you stated, his issues were not toward other male dogs.
Sundowner Syndrome, a disorder that can affect older dogs with dementia, causes anxiety and other behavioral issues that get worse toward the end of the day.
Socializing young puppies with other dogs as well as people will help prevent issues like fear and aggression toward other dogs or strangers.
Yet these words are clues to a bigger issue, or a situation that's about to become an issue, including not fully understanding dog behavior, social cues, body language, or simply good manners toward other dogs and dog owners.
If there is concern of or evidence with aggression issues either toward people or other animals, the dog may not be admitted.
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