Sentences with phrase «to develop destructive behavior»

For example, breeds with a high energy / work drive living with a sedentary family providing minimal stimulation are much more likely to suffer from anxiety, obesity, and other health issues, or may develop destructive behavior patterns.

A Mastiff left alone, tied out, or kept in a fenced yard with too little human company, will either pine away or develop destructive behaviors out of loneliness and anxiety.

Since they are so dedicated, it is important to note that if left alone for long periods of time, they are more prone to developing destructive behavior problems than other dogs due to extreme separation anxiety.

If the problem is left untreated, family members will also develop destructive behaviors, such as denial, enabling, and co-dependency.

An hour or so of jogging / walking is enough for this breed, otherwise it could develop a destructive behavior.

They need daily exercise and a large playing area, preferably with companions, if not properly entertained the dog might develop destructive behavior, as they were bred to be kept busy doing their jobs.

If this breed doesn't get enough exercise it is likely to develop destructive behaviors and other behavioral problems.

They're very active dogs that love to play with their owners, but be warned that these little guys need to stay busy, otherwise they get bored and can develop destructive behavior.