Sentences with phrase «prevent aggressive behavior»

It is sociable and gets along well with other pets and humans, but needs early socialization to prevent aggressive behavior.

It can also prevent aggressive behavior or other behavior problems.

For male rabbits, neutering is recommended to prevent aggressive behavior and urine spraying.

It is also important that this breed be well socialized from a very early age in order to prevent aggressive behavior in adulthood.

A responsible adult needs to be on the scene to prevent any aggressive behavior by the dog and to keep the child from putting him or herself in danger.

The findings suggest that a key way to prevent aggressive behavior both within and across cultures may be to socialize children to think differently about their interactions with others.

Training aggressive dogs and preventing aggressive behavior from developing is both a training and a management issue.

The prevention model involves altering parenting practices and child social competence during the preschool period as a means of preventing aggressive behavior by school entry.

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It may also help prevent children from developing aggressive or defiant behavior problems (Choe et al 2013; Arsenio and Ramos - Marcuse 2014).

Aggressive child behavior can be prevented when you start appreciating the good behavior of your child.

All children get frustrated and have aggressive impulses toward other children, but good caregivers know how to prevent or manage behavior problems.»

We only recommend declawing cats when all other methods to prevent aggressive or destructive behaviors have failed, or if there is an immune compromised individual in the home.

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Management strategies must be complete enough to absolutely prevent injuries associated with the aggressive behavior.

It is also the key to preventing yappy, shy, and / or aggressive behaviors from developing later in life!

This quick and safe procedure prevents the urge to roam, aggressive behaviors, and the dangers of testicular cancer and an enlarged prostate.

In order to prevent or change aggressive behavior in dogs, it's important to know exactly what is causing the aggression.

Products geared towards decreasing stress and anxiety, such as pheromones and supplements, may help decrease aggressive behaviors, as does preventing your indoor cat from seeing any cats that may be outside.

Crate your dog when you're not home to prevent destructive and aggressive behavior, and always use a leash when you're playing with or training your dog, as well as when you leave the house.

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In male ferrets, neutering can reduce their strong body odor, prevent marking, and reduce aggressive behavior.

To avoid this potentially dangerous habit, you must prevent your dog from becoming scared, and also prevent positive rewards for aggressive behavior.

As they grow, these dogs often become protective of their families, so socialization and early training is required to prevent the development of aggressive behavior.

You want to be able to draw your dog's attention to your eyes at a moment's notice to prevent your dog from acting on aggressive or dangerous behaviors.

As we mentioned earlier in our discussion of Pitbulls and Pitbull hybrids, proper training and socialization with other dogs and humans from an early age can help to prevent a puppy with German Shepherd lineage from developing aggressive behavior later in life.

Spay and neuter surgeries help to prevent unwanted behaviors such as aggressive behavior towards other animals, roaming in search of mates, urine marking in dogs and urine spraying and odor in cats and persistent barking and mounting in dogs.

The impetus for this widespread practice is presumably pet population control, and the belief that mammary gland and prostate cancers are prevented and aggressive male behavior is markedly less likely than in those neutered later.

Spaying a rabbit also prevents pregnancy and can help control some aggressive behavior.

It will take some time to get your new pet used to other family pets, but how you handle this stage will help to prevent fearful and aggressive behaviors from developing.

To help prevent anxiety and to avoid any aggressive behavior, I'd advise leaving your dog in a secure room with the TV on or a radio broadcasting soft music.

Neutering male dogs prevents testicular cancer and some prostate problems, reduces their desire to roam and find a mate, and can even decrease aggressive behavior.

This is essential in preventing uterine cancer in females, unpleasant and aggressive behavior in males including spraying, and unwanted pregnancies (a female rabbit can have a new litter of kits every 30 days!).

Neutering helps prevent spraying, roaming and aggressive behavior.

The deciding factor of the case seems to hinge on whether the three defendants attempted to prevent «aggressive, intoxicated, or impaired individuals from forming a mosh pit» with the knowledge that this band's shows often inspire aggressive behavior in the crowds.

«The defendant may be able to show complicity in permitting certain acts to go unchecked or unaddressed, the lack of any attempts at addressing the defendant's aggressive behavior before the shooting, and preventing this tragedy through some form of intervention,» Arreaza wrote in a motion to disqualify the public defender's office from the Cruz case.

He has conducted numerous experimental evaluations of interventions to prevent tobacco, other drug use, high - risk sexual behavior, reading failure, and aggressive social behavior.

Raymond needs redirecting, positive behavioral supports (Office of Special Education Programs, 2000), and instruction in developing positive behaviors and social skills to prevent further escalation of aggressive behaviors (Seifert, 2000).

Beyond this, there are also specific couples programs to help couples remain happily partnered and good communicators, and parent programs to improve parenting during the pre-school years and prevent oppositional and aggressive behaviors (see Pinsof and Hambright's chapter, as well as Tolan's chapter, in Liddle et al, 2002).

Beyond this, there are also specific couples programs to help couples remain happily partnered, family programs to prevent teen violence in high - risk neighborhoods, and parent programs to improve parenting during the pre-school years and prevent oppositional and aggressive behaviors (see Pinsof and Hambright's chapter, as well as Tolan's chapter, in Liddle et al, 2002)

Practice Goals / Target Population Universal school - based prevention and intervention programs for aggressive and disruptive behavior target elementary, middle, and high school students with the intention of preventing or reducing violent, aggressive, or disruptive behaviors.

Early and specific interventions could help prevent the adverse development of students» behavioral problems, particularly aggressive, oppositional, and antisocial behavior.

A classroom management strategy for children ages 6 to 10 designed to improve aggressive and disruptive classroom behavior and prevent later criminality.

Practice Goals Universal Teacher Classroom Management Practices are management techniques and programs for use in K — 12 classrooms that aim to teach prosocial behaviors in order to reduce or prevent inappropriate or aggressive behaviors of students.

Good Behavior Game (GBG) is designed to improve aggressive / disruptive classroom behavior and prevent later crimBehavior Game (GBG) is designed to improve aggressive / disruptive classroom behavior and prevent later crimbehavior and prevent later criminality.

Linking the Interests of Families and Teachers (LIFT) is a research intervention program designed to prevent the development of aggressive and antisocial behavior.

The program is designed to prevent the development of aggressive and antisocial behaviors in elementary children.

Program Components LIFT is designed to prevent the development of aggressive and antisocial behaviors.