Sentences with phrase «of lack of socialization»

In other cases, the dog has developed fears because of a lack of socialization, especially during the first 16 weeks of life.

We also promote community awareness of the responsible care and treatment of homeless animals, including those that are not likely to become house pets because of lack of socialization.

Because of their lack of socialization with people they are unadoptable and if taken to a shelter face certain death.

Do not let these threats keep you from socializing your puppy, as more dogs die from the effects of lack of socialization than from disease.

I try not to use this approach when training dogs for customers because I feel the risks of a lack of socialization outweigh the rewards.

But people are shy because they are shy, not because of a lack of socialization.

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Motherhood, lack of management experience, and traditional socialization have all been cited as reasons for delayed entry into entrepreneurial careers.

Most consensual incestual relationships between siblings is the result of some form of childhood trauma, likely shared abuse by an adult through childhood, or severe repression and lack of socialization, and as such it is likely that they turned to one another for comfort and affection, which turned sexual as puberty approached.

But if, on the other hand, we refuse to regard human socialization as anything more than a chance arrangement, a modus vivendi lacking all power of internal growth, then (excepting, at the most, a few elementary rules safeguarding the living - space of the individual) we find the whole structure of politico - economico - social relations reduced to an arbitrary system of conventional and temporary expedients.

Dealing with the guilt, fear, financial strain, lack of socialization, and pent - up emotions of the breakup can feel unbearable.

Nor do homeschoolers miss out on the so - called socialization opportunities, something considered a vital part of a traditional school environment and lacking in those who don't attend regular schools.

(Russell et al. 2011: 6) Meg Russell and her collaborators believe that this increase has «caused problems for the effective operation of the chamber,» including its rising cost; a lack of time for interested members to participate in its deliberations; and a lack of socialization of new members, leading to increased fractiousness and partisanship.

While a focus on socialization does not preclude long - term effects, kindergarten programs lacked features of some targeted interventions — such as parental involvement and health services — that may be critical to their success.

Currently, virtual schools spend their time trying to overcome the perceived lack of socialization within their midst.

His breed - specific behaviour had been amplified by his owner's placating attitude, and a lack of socialization, rules, activity, or routines.

For some, it can be blamed on a lack of proper early socialization.

Most cases of aggression result from a lack of socialization.

The personality of this breed is affected by heredity, training and socialization, or the lack of all three.

Almost all of these cases have 1 major thing in common and that is lack of socialization when the dog was young.

Lack of socialization and many other factors can contribute to fear and distrust, subsequently creating problematic behavior of aggression and violence.

Remember there are few things that might affect temperament of your yorkiepoo like heredity, lack of socialization and failing to provide proper training.

Antisocial behavior often comes from a lack of socialization as puppies or abuse at some point in their life.

I completely agree that neglect will cause aggression in some cases but it is the lack of human contact and socialization that causes this not the method of confinement.

A lack of proper socialization as a puppy is often a factor.

The socialization (or lack thereof) in these early weeks is going to determine the type of temperament your adult dog will one day have.

Experience and epidemiologic data support the relative safety and lack of transmission of disease in these puppy socialization classes over the past 10 years in many parts of the United States.

They are the products of the very commercial operations and irresponsible uneducated minority that the Shelter Industry rails against, lacking any health clearances or temperamentally positive selection of parents or puppy socialization, and often with negative behavioral & health baggage which is why they landed in the shelter in the first place.

Other common factors in causing reactivity are fear, lack of socialization, and unintentional reinforcing of the behavior by the handler.

Equally, their lack of socialization can lead to peeing when they are excited or happy because they have not had the proper training to control it.

o Lack of responsible breeders will force people who want a certain breed to go out of state or buy off the internet where they have no idea the health, care, socialization, or temperament of the animal they are getting.

That said, don't let your cat's potential lack of early socialization experiences deter you.

The lack of regular exercise and socialization can lead to excessive barking.

These commercial breeding operations are inherently exploitive not only of the animals trapped in inhumane breeding conditions, but also of the public that purchase over-priced pets, many of whom have diseases, genetic defects and behavior problems due to poor breeding practices, inadequate nutrition and lack of socialization and veterinary care.

Lack of socialization can lead to hyperactive behavior, barking, shyness and aggression.

Although your puppy's health is vulnerable at a young age, more dogs die from lack of early socialization than from disease.

However, fear can also come from a bad experience in the puppy's past, or from the lack of socialization, so you should take things slowly and don't push your dog's limits too far.

Lack of socialization can result in behaviors that are the major reasons for dogs ending up in shelters.

He could be scared due to a lack of socialization, or so used to touch causing pain that he automatically reacts from a conditioned consequence that had previously occurred from a touch.

The number one cause of death among dogs is behavior problems stemming from a lack of socialization!

A cat may become aggressive for all kinds of reasons, including illness, overcrowding, lack of socialization, maternal protection, even simple play.

Their histories may include coddling and over-protective handling, lack of proper socialization or isolation.

Crowded, squalid conditions, abuse, no veterinary care or socialization, poor food, no clean water, lack of adequate exercise space and more, this is the plight of dogs and cats in «Puppy Mills or «Kitten Mills» (Yes, there are kitten mills too!)

The puppies are sold either directly to the public via the Internet, newspaper ads, at the mill itself, or are sold to brokers and pet shops across the country.The documented problems of puppy mills include over breeding, inbreeding, minimal veterinary care, poor quality of food and shelter, lack of socialization with humans, overcrowded cages, and the killing of unwanted animals.

They accuse mills of over-breeding, inbreeding, lax veterinary care, poor food and shelter, crowded cages and lack of socialization, all of which can lead to health and behavioral problems.

A lack of proper socialization as a puppy is another reason many dogs fear strangers.

Even worse, lack of socialization can lead to an array of behavior problems.

This phobia is almost always due to a lack of early socialization.

The first is a lack of early socialization.

close confinement, the lack of exercise and other physical requirements, the inability to express natural behaviours and lack of appropriate socialization

Common violations of the Animal Welfare Act include minimal to non-existent veterinary care; lack of adequate and nutritious food, water, and shelter; lack of socialization; lack of adequate space; and lack of adequate exercise.