Sentences with phrase «socialisation as»

While beginning its socialisation as early as possible is essential, a well trained Rottweiler will be a placid and good natured family pet, and several celebrities including Will Smith have made one part of their family.

In most cases they lacked proper socialisation as young pups, and they now lack confidence.

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My dictionary defines socialisation (or socialization) as: «the modification from infancy of an individual's behaviour to conform with the demands of social life.»

Those who advocate «socialisation» as a reason for going to school assume that mixing with peers is essential.

Research into party discipline, such as that by Christopher Kam, suggests that party discipline is driven by a combination of socialisation, positive incentives offered by party leaders for toeing the party line, and disciplinary measures party leaders can impose for breaking party discipline.

Semenitari added that sporting activities such as school sports and debates, which the commission plans to introduce, will go a long way to promote socialisation.

The Court was therefore able to accept that the barrier raised against others by a veil concealing the face was perceived by the respondent State as breaching the right of others to live in a space of socialisation which made living together easier.

«Our opinions on climate policy vary according to factors such as socialisation, political attitudes, age, gender and education.»

Dueñas stresses that although they are aware of the limits of their research, the data obtained in the study indicate that there is a link between the internal differences between the young men and women and their online behaviour; this research opens the way for other fields of study such as the differences between socialisation, language and use of power.

This is lesson could also be used to teach a sociology lesson as it cover the impact of primary and secondary socialisation.

Those who advocate the necessity for special «boys» education» are asking that boys continue to be treated differently, when boys behave as they do and do less well than they could precisely because they've been subjected to the kinds of male socialisation I've already described.

In this context, radicalisation can be understood as a process of socialisation by which a pupil increasingly comes to hold a potentially harmful world - view.

Socialisation also includes interaction with people, dogs and other animals, as well as other objects like moving cars.

Socialisation teaches your pet to interact with different situations, explore without fear, and get to know as much as he can about the world around him, thereby giving him a wholesome life.

I'd recommend that the majority of training should be done during the socialisation period as dogs are exceptionally receptive during this time (the first 4 - 16 weeks of life).

Poor socialisation / early interaction with other dogs can lead to a Border Collie seeing other dogs as a threat and reacting with pre-emptive aggression.

Early socialisation and training are absolutely critical to a Lhasa's success as a family member, so that he can properly direct his natural tendency toward wariness.

Blue Cross for Pets says, «Meeting adults and children should be the most important item on your socialisation programme as it's especially important that pet dogs enjoy their company.

«Unfortunately we believe the banning and overregulation of dogs in our communities could be part of the problem as this leads to poor socialisation and increased risk of attacks.

The behaviour and socialisation of animals would be taken into account as part...

loyal and loving with their families however they are a giant dog with an independent streak so not recommended for first - time owners as they need persistent training and early socialisation to ensure a well - mannered adult.

A local obedience class is probably the best place to start as this will give the puppy socialisation skills too.

The most common being stress related, as well as isolation, lack of socialisation or abuse.

A big part of the fostering role is patience and time, with one - to - one care and socialisation that will allow them to build their confidence, as many animals will have been abandoned or neglected before coming to our rehoming centre.

With the proper socialisation from an early age yes, however, if you rescue this crossbreed or have an older unsocialised dog you could encounter problems as Staffies can be dog aggressive and Labradors were bred to retrieve birds so your canary might be a temptation too far.

As with all dogs of this size though, «Small Dog Syndrome» and excessive barking is a risk if socialisation isn't properly taken care of.

My main puppy information pack contains the following — Breed specific traits / characteristics, Breed information leaflet, Grooming and related husbandry including teeth cleaning, Worming info and a worming record which the new owner can continue, Diet advice from puppy to adulthood and diet sheet, House training, Socialisation and future training, Excercise from puppy hood to adult and identification, Vaccination advice, Health and safety such as what not to feed and the everyday environement in which puppy live.

Obedience classes are open to older dogs as well as to pups that didn't attend socialisation classes.

Socialisation is defined as bonding with a different species — dog to human.

The easiest time to integrate dogs and cats is during their «socialisation period» (up to eight weeks of age in cats and 12 weeks in dogs), during which time puppies and kittens will accept the presence of the other individual as normal.

Dumped as the Owners say he is not good with other dogs (was «ok» with their own and as been fine at the pound) and clearly lacks manners and proper socialisation.

As with any breed, socialisation should begin at an early age to prevent fearfulness and possible dog aggression.

You will need to be firm with training and use lots of positive re-enforcement to ensure a well - mannered adult and socialisation is essential as both breeds are prone to be dog aggressive.

Written advice on socialisation, training, feeding, exercise, worming regime, immunisation measures as well as copies of any health or other relevant certificates.

Staffies were originally bred for fighting and this instinct remains so early socialisation is essential with this breed as they can be dog aggressive, even if your pooch is a lover not a fighter he must still be kept on a lead around other dogs.

Some good grounding in socialisation and training can really help them as they grow.

You shall only have a socialisation session when you can control it all: your dog, but also the external actors such as the people, the pets, the objects, the noises.

She was people and dog aggressive through lack of socialisation and her fear came out as aggression.

They need lots of training prior to 6 months and socialisation, but as they get older they don't require so much ongoing work.

Family Life Sociable, cheerful and independent — early socialisation will ensure he is friendly to other dogs and children as well as strangers

The group does necessitate a coherent story more than it needs truth; because, due to socialisation, normalisation and education, no one can pretend to hold an essential access to any object or subject, as in: «Nobody between you can see a penis, because you'll first see the Eiffel Tower.»

A sudden change of plan has been announced as to the «socialisation» of the Bitfinex hack damage.

Ainsworth, Mary D. S., Bell, S. M. & Stayton, D. J., «Infant - mother attachment and social development: «socialisation» as a product of reciprocal responsiveness to signals», in M. Woodhead, R. Carr & P. Light (eds), Becoming a Person, Routledge, London, 1991

This gender difference has been interpreted as an evolutionary strategy used to ensure offspring are provided for (Buss and Schmitt, 1993), however it could equally reflect socialisation processes concerning gender roles.

In families of anxiety disordered (AD) children, researchers have examined emotion socialisation processes through parent - child emotion discussions (Hudson et al. 2008; Suveg et al. 2005; Suveg et al. 2008), parents» reactions to children's negative emotions (Hurrell et al. 2015), and by investigating related parenting styles, such as overprotection (e.g., Hudson and Rapee 2001; Wood 2006).

SES acted as a relatively minor risk factor within our model (1.5 — 5.6 %), presumably exerting its effect through poor parenting and deviant socialisation processes that are associated with lower parental SES [42].